hustle — to work energetically and quickly; to push or force someone roughly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to work energetically and quickly; to push or force someone roughly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈhʌsəl/
Korean meaning: 바쁘게 열심히 일하다; 거칠게 밀치다
Korean pronunciation: **허**슬
Example Sentences
- My grandmother can hustle faster than teenagers when there's a sale at the department store.
- He started a side hustle selling homemade cookies to pay for his gaming addiction.
- The security guard hustled the noisy customers out of the library.
hustle
VERB//ˈhʌsəl//
to work energetically and quickly; to push or force someone roughly
to work energetically and quickly; to push or force someone roughly
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Origin
17세기 네덜란드어 'husselen(흔들다, 뒤섞다)'에서 유래되어, 원래는 '거칠게 밀치다'는 의미였다가 '바쁘게 일하다'로 의미가 확장되었습니다.
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“My grandmother can hustle faster than teenagers when there's a sale at the department store.”
“He started a side hustle selling homemade cookies to pay for his gaming addiction.”
“The security guard hustled the noisy customers out of the library.”
“Students hustle between classes to avoid being late.”
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