What does "rush off" mean?

To leave quickly and hurriedly To depart in a hurry.

How do you use "rush off" in a sentence?

Sorry, I have to rush off. She rushed off to catch her train. Don't rush off!

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Meaning: To leave quickly and hurriedly

匆忙离开

Salir a toda prisa

急いで出発する

급히 떠나다, 서둘러 가다

To depart in a hurry.

急急忙忙地离开。用于时间紧迫或有急事时。

Marcharse rápidamente y con prisas. Se usa cuando se tiene poco tiempo o surge algo urgente.

慌ただしく急いで去ること。時間がないときや急用があるときに使う表現。

급하게 출발하는 것.

Base verb: rush

Particle: off

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Sorry, I have to rush off.
抱歉，我得赶紧走了
Lo siento, tengo que salir corriendo
すみません、急いで行かなければなりません
미안, 급히 가야 해.
She rushed off to catch her train.
她急匆匆地去赶火车了
Salió corriendo para coger el tren
彼女は電車に乗るために急いで出て行った
그녀는 기차를 타려고 서둘러 나갔다.
Don't rush off!
别急着走！
¡No os vayáis tan rápido!
急いで行かないで！
서둘러 가지 마!

Context: hurry, departure

Tone: apologetic

From rushing away rapidly.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal