1. 匆忙的;倉促的 A hasty movement, action, or statement is sudden, and often done in reaction to something that has just happened.
e.g. One company is giving its employees airplane tickets in the event they need to make a hasty escape. 一家公司正在給自己的員工發(fā)機票，萬(wàn)一需要就緊急撤離。
hastily 'It may be satisfying, but it's not fun.' 'No, I'm sure it's not,' said Virginia hastily. 'I didn't mean that.' “這可能會(huì )讓人滿(mǎn)意，但卻很沒(méi)趣?！薄笆堑?，我知道這很沒(méi)趣?！备ゼ釈I忙說(shuō)道，“我不是那個(gè)意思?！?p>2. 倉促而就的;匆忙結束的 A hasty event or action is one that is completed more quickly than normal.
e.g. After the hasty meal, the men had moved forward to take up their positions. 匆匆忙忙吃過(guò)飯后，大家走出來(lái)，各就各位。
hastily He said good night hastily, promising that he would phone Hans in the morning... 他匆匆地道了晚安，答應第二天早上給漢斯打電話(huà)。 The survivors were recovering in hastily erected tents. 幸存者們正在倉促搭起的帳篷里逐漸康復。
3. 魯莽的;沖動(dòng)的;草率的 If you describe a person or their behaviour as hasty, you mean that they are acting too quickly, without thinking carefully, for example because they are angry.
e.g. So let's not be hasty. After all, he can't run away... 所以我們不要魯莽行事。畢竟他是跑不掉的。 e.g. A number of the United States' allies had urged him not to take a hasty decision. 美國的一些盟友已力勸他不要急于作決定。
hastily I decided that nothing should be done hastily, that things had to be sorted out carefully. 我決定不急于行動(dòng)，先認真理清頭緒再說(shuō)。