Nurse
Rush
Rush verb - To cause to move or proceed fast or faster.
How words are described
| particular | particular nurse | particular rush |
| regular | regular nurse | regular rush |
| real | real nurse | real rush |
| large | large nurse | large rush |
| Other adjectives: great, famous, new, different, aforementioned. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- They happen to see an alarm at the unattended nurse's station, and rush to the room, to find that the patient has been calling the nurse to pick up a book he dropped.
Source: Urgent Medical Alert -
The X-Files, "Kill Switch": The nurses and the doctor who rush Agent Mulder into an operating theatre look a little too much nurse-like and doctor-like in their obsolete white outfits.
Source: Dressed to Heal - This later becomes important when he has to rush to the nurse's office after school hours to get supplies to treat Green's self-harm wounds.
Source: Chekhovs Skill / Fan Fiction
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