hurriedly; without delay

to overtake; to catch up with; to hurry; to rush; to try to catch (the bus etc); to drive (cattle etc) forward; to drive (sb) away; to avail oneself of (an opportunity); until; by (a certain time)

to hurry (to some place)

to keep up with; to catch up with; to overtake; to chance upon; in time for

to drive out; to turn back

to rush over

to be in a hurry

to drive away

can't keep up with; can't catch up with; cannot overtake

to hasten on with one's journey; to hurry on

to hurry to (somewhere)

to kill to the last one (idiom); to exterminate; to eradicate; ruthless

not enough time (to do sth); too late (to do sth)

to work against the clock; to hurry with work to get it done in time

to drive away; to force out; to repel

just by chance; as chance would have it

to hurry; to hasten; to make haste

as soon as possible; at the first opportunity; the sooner the better; before it's too late

(dialect) to gather seafood at the beach while the tide is out; to comb the beach for shellfish, crabs or other marine life

to drive sheep; to herd sheep

to go and take an imperial examination

to work as a carter or porter; to transport goods for a living (esp. by donkey)

to hurry; to rush

to overtake

to drive a horse-drawn cart; to hasten to catch a train or bus

to go to a local market or country fair (on market day)

to have enough time (to do sth); to be able to make it (in time)

to keep up with the latest fashion

(coll.) some day; one of these days

to follow the trend

to catch up with England and surpass the USA (economic goal)

(saying) better to act early than rush later

lit. to drive a duck onto a perch (idiom); fig. to push sb to do sth way beyond their ability