hastened

英 [ˈheɪsnd]

美 [ˈheɪsnd]

v.  急忙进行; 赶紧说(或做); 促进; 使加快; 赶往(某地)
hasten的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 加速，加快（常指不愉快的事）
  If youhastenan event or process, often an unpleasant one, you make it happen faster or sooner.
  1. But if he does this, he may hasten the collapse of his own country.
     但是如果他这样做，就有可能加速自己国家的崩溃。
• VERB 急忙;赶快;赶紧
  If youhasten todo something, you are quick to do it.
  1. She more than anyone had hastened to sign the contract.
     她比谁都急着去签了合同。
• VERB （为避免他人误会）急忙（补充说）
  If youhasten tosay something, you quickly add something to what you have just said in order to prevent it being misunderstood.
  1. Naturally, it'll go back. But without Murray's little note, I hasten to add...
     很自然，它会返回。但没有默里的便条，我急忙补充道。
  2. 'There's no threat in this, Freddie,' Arnold hastened to say...
     “这不会有什么危险的，弗雷迪，”阿诺德急忙补充了一句。
  3. He hastened to assure me that there was nothing traumatic to report.
     他急忙向我保证没有什么不快的事情要说。
• VERB 赶往;赶去
  If youhastensomewhere, you hurry there.
  1. One of them, the first to alight, hastened with quicksilver steps towards me.
     他们中第一个下来的人急急忙忙地快步向我走来。

双语例句

• Ducking her head against the rain, she hastened on.
  她冲着雨埋头继续赶路。
• He hastened to the office.
  他急忙到办公室去了。
• The boy hastened out, not daring to argue.
  这个男孩不敢争辨，赶紧出去了。
• She saw him through her veil and hastened her steps.
  她透过面纱，看见了他，便加快了脚步。
• On seeing us, they hastened over.
  他们看到我们，赶紧走了过来。
• The general hastened to the relief of the fortress.
  将军火速前往救援该要塞。
• Xue Pan hastened to register himself as a pupil. His school-going was, needless to say, a pretence--“ one day fishing and two days to dry the net ” as they say--and had nothing to do with the advancement of learning.
  薛蟠也假说来上学，不过是：“三天打鱼，两天晒网”*却不见有一点进益。
• The revival of religion in both Poland and Afghanistan hastened the collapse of the Soviet Union.
  波兰和阿富汗地区的宗教复兴加速了苏联的分崩离析。
• I hastened to ask him a question because I wanted to try out a theory I had.
  我赶忙问他一个问题，因为我要证实我的一种理论。
• China has inadvertently hastened this process along.
  中国在无意之中加快了这一进程。