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汉语拼音：cāng cù

匆忙：～应战。时间～，来不及细说了。也作仓猝。

1. 匆促。

   丁玲 《水》一：“家里的人，和着一些仓促搬来的亲戚，静静的坐在黑下来了的堂屋里。” 魏巍 《东方》第三部第十一章：“东线部队出国太仓促了。”

• Almost a year ago at the height of the credit crisis, Bank of America bought troubled rival Merrill Lynch in a rushed deal.

  大约一年前，在次贷危机的高峰，美国银行在一笔仓促的交易中收购了陷入困境的竞争对手美林公司。

• She said her decision was prompted by an altercation with the police.

  她说作出如此仓促的决定是因为与警察发生了争吵。

• He never panics, never makes rash decisions, always seems to make the right decisions and always gets the best out of his players.

  他从不惊慌，从不仓促决定，总是能做出正确的决定，最好的使用自己的球员。

• boat and sail have been flung together and there soldiers in it trying to paddle.

  一个简易船和帆被仓促地装在一起，有士兵在里面努力划桨。

• May avoid two kind of shortcomings like this at least: Excessively hasty and indecisive.

  这样至少可以免除两种缺点：过分仓促和犹豫不决。

• All these things together basically created a factor where the consumer sort of drove us headlong into the crisis that we face today.

  所有这些加一起，大体上就是导致消费者进入危机的原因，我们如此仓促，手足无措。

• In the United States, President Obama said he wouldn't hurry into a decision about sending more troops to Afghanistan.

  在美国，奥巴马总统表示，在是否向阿富汗增派更多军队方面不会仓促作出决定。

• After a really short explanation, the staff member who came up began to leave.

  终于上来的员工居然在超快超仓促的解释后就要走。

• As if everything is all right to rush, no prepare, you must leave.

  好象一切都好仓促，还没来得及准备，你就要走了。