outrush

/out-ruhsh/US // ˈaʊtˌrʌʃ //UK // (ˈaʊtˌrʌʃ) //

激增,激增的,冲出,涌入

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n.名词 noun

But such an outrush of a nation in all directions implied the quick growth of diverse interests and opposing policies.
The confidence came with an outrush of feeling, a wealth of expression and expressive gestures.
Officers and men were dashing, as only Britons can dash, each striving to outrush the other towards the lair of the enemy.
A little more of this swift outrush and the precious air would be gone.
In this new outrush of his genius he created a very different woman from Palma.