英语词汇“hustled”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

hustle (one's) bustle

To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up; to get moving quickly. We'd better hustle our bustle if we want to get to the movie theater on time!

hustle and bustle

Busy and frenetic activity or excitement. I love living among the hustle and bustle of the city. I avoid the hustle and bustle of malls and shopping centers whenever I can.

hustle (one's) butt

To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up or get moving quickly. We'd better hustle our butt if we want to get to the movie theater on time! Hustle your butts, kids! We're already running late!

side hustle

Another source of income in addition to one's primary or full-time job, sometimes one that serves as a creative outlet in contrast with one's regular employment. I work in an office, but food blogging is my side hustle. Almost all of the rookie reporters I know have some kind of side hustle to help them supplement their income.

ear hustle

To listen in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; to eavesdrop. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—some people in the office are known to ear hustle.

ear hustling

The act of listening in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; eavesdropping. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—I worry that some people in the office are outside the door, ear hustling right now.

hustle up

To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up or get moving quickly. We'd better hustle up if we want to get to the movie theater on time! Hustle up, kids! We're already running late!

hustle and bustle

Fig. confusion and business. I can't stand the hustle and bustle of big cities. There is a lot of hustle and bustle in this office at the end of the fiscal year.

hustle up

to hurry up. Hustle up, you guys. We have to get moving. Hustle up. We are almost late.

hustle your butt

move or act quickly. North American informal

Other variants of this phrase include hustle your buns and, in vulgar slang, hustle your ass .

ˌhustle and ˈbustle

busy and excited activity: I can’t concentrate on my work with all this hustle and bustle going on around me.I’ve always loved the hustle and bustle of big cities.

ear hustle

in. to eavesdrop. I was ear hustling while you were talking, and felt I had to correct something you said about me.

ear hustling

n. eavesdropping. Your ear hustling will get you in trouble, especially when people are talking about you.

hustle

(ˈhəslæ)

1. in. to move rapidly; to hurry. It’s late. I’ve got to hustle.

2. n. hurried movement; confusion. I can’t work when there is all this hustle around me.

3. n. a scheme to make money; a special technique for making money. (Underworld. This includes drug dealing, prostitution, and other vice activities.) Each of these punks has a hustle—a specialty in crime. We all know what Shorty’s hustle is.

4. in. to use one’s special technique for making money. He’s out there on the streets hustling all the time.

5. tv. to use a scheme on a person to try to make money; to con someone. Don’t try to hustle me, sister. I know which end is up.

6. tv. to attempt to seduce someone. I think that Britney’s hustling Max.

词汇	hustled
释义	(redirected from hustled) hustle (one's) bustle To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up; to get moving quickly. We'd better hustle our bustle if we want to get to the movie theater on time! hustle and bustle Busy and frenetic activity or excitement. I love living among the hustle and bustle of the city. I avoid the hustle and bustle of malls and shopping centers whenever I can. hustle (one's) butt To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up or get moving quickly. We'd better hustle our butt if we want to get to the movie theater on time! Hustle your butts, kids! We're already running late! side hustle Another source of income in addition to one's primary or full-time job, sometimes one that serves as a creative outlet in contrast with one's regular employment. I work in an office, but food blogging is my side hustle. Almost all of the rookie reporters I know have some kind of side hustle to help them supplement their income. ear hustle To listen in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; to eavesdrop. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—some people in the office are known to ear hustle. ear hustling The act of listening in on a conversation that one is not a participant in; eavesdropping. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—I worry that some people in the office are outside the door, ear hustling right now. hustle up To increase one's pace or sense of urgency; to hurry up or get moving quickly. We'd better hustle up if we want to get to the movie theater on time! Hustle up, kids! We're already running late! hustle and bustle Fig. confusion and business. I can't stand the hustle and bustle of big cities. There is a lot of hustle and bustle in this office at the end of the fiscal year. hustle up to hurry up. Hustle up, you guys. We have to get moving. Hustle up. We are almost late. hustle your butt move or act quickly. North American informal Other variants of this phrase include hustle your buns and, in vulgar slang, hustle your ass . ˌhustle and ˈbustle busy and excited activity: I can’t concentrate on my work with all this hustle and bustle going on around me.I’ve always loved the hustle and bustle of big cities. ear hustle in. to eavesdrop. I was ear hustling while you were talking, and felt I had to correct something you said about me. ear hustling n. eavesdropping. Your ear hustling will get you in trouble, especially when people are talking about you. hustle (ˈhəslæ) 1. in. to move rapidly; to hurry. It’s late. I’ve got to hustle. 2. n. hurried movement; confusion. I can’t work when there is all this hustle around me. 3. n. a scheme to make money; a special technique for making money. (Underworld. This includes drug dealing, prostitution, and other vice activities.) Each of these punks has a hustle—a specialty in crime. We all know what Shorty’s hustle is. 4. in. to use one’s special technique for making money. He’s out there on the streets hustling all the time. 5. tv. to use a scheme on a person to try to make money; to con someone. Don’t try to hustle me, sister. I know which end is up. 6. tv. to attempt to seduce someone. I think that Britney’s hustling Max.
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