Those who are in the greatest rush would sometimes forget to pay.

那些最匆忙的人有时会忘记付钱。

People who are often distracted, stressed, or in a hurry tend to lose things more frequently.

常分心、压力大或匆忙的人往往会更频繁地丢失东西。

Still, the reference to Provis by name mastered everything.

并反对永远注意匿名通讯， 并且，简而，历所有那些矛盾和犹豫不决的阶段， 我想很少有匆忙的人是陌生人。 尽管如此，以名称及 Provis 还是掌握了一切。

The papal spokesman, Father Federico Lombardi, said the members of the general congregation, who include older cardinals, are not “hurrying things”.

据教皇发人费德里科∙隆巴迪（Federico Lombardi）神父称，常规会议的，括一些更年长的枢机主教，他们都不是“匆忙的人”。

Thousands of people scrambled to escape before walls of flames spread from forested hills onto their neighborhoods on Friday.

周五，在森林里的山火蔓延到社区前，千上万的人匆忙逃离。

It had been hastily done by someone inexpert in ropes and knots.

这是由不熟悉绳索和结的人匆忙完的。

For some, cooking during lockdowns was a chance to try out the kind of time-consuming, intricate food preparation that the rush of ordinary life makes impossible.

对一些人来说，封控时期让人有机会尝试一些耗时且复杂的菜谱，平时的匆忙生活让人无暇做这种菜。

" I'll stop him" ! her mother responded, sharply; and hurried after the truant, catching him at the front door with his hat and raincoat on.

“我来阻止他”！她的母亲尖锐地回应道；并匆忙追上那个逃学的人，在前门抓住了他戴着帽子和雨衣的人。

This familiar rule allows folks who'd prefer to let the machinery do all the work relax to one side while those in a hurry squeeze by on the left.

这个熟悉的规则让那些喜欢让机器完所有工作的人可以放松到一侧， 而那些匆忙的人则从左边挤过去。