How to say 'Rush' in Japanese | ラッシュ

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The Japanese word for Rush is 'Rasshu', written as ラッシュ in Japanese.

word

ラッシュ

Meaning

Rush

Reading

Rasshu

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'ラッシュ (rasshu)' is a loanword from English, meaning 'rush'. It is commonly used to describe a sudden surge or busy period, such as a rush hour or a rush of people. For example: I avoid the morning rush「朝のラッシュを避けます」(あさのラッシュをさけます). There was a rush of customers after the sale started「セールが始まってから客のラッシュがあった」(セールがはじまってからきゃくのラッシュがあった). This term is often used in contexts related to transportation, shopping, or events where there is a sudden increase in activity or people.

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

5709

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word ラッシュ

This word contains 4 Katakana characters :

katakana

ラ

Reading

katakana

シ

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Shi

katakana

シュ

Reading

Shu

katakana

ツ

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Tsu

katakana

ユ

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'Rasshu' means 'Rush' .

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