Examples of using "Apurado" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm in a hurry.
- Are you in a hurry?
- Are you in a rush?
Now I am busy.
- I am in a hurry.
- I'm in a hurry.
I'm not in so great hurry.
Are you in a hurry?
John left home in a hurry.
You don't need to go in such a hurry.
It appears that he was in a hurry.
- I'm not in a hurry.
- I'm in no hurry.
- I am not in a hurry.
- I'm not in a rush.
- I am in a hurry.
- I'm in a hurry.
- I'm in a rush.
- It is better to take your time than to hurry and make mistakes.
- It's better to take your time than to hurry and make mistakes.
Are you in a hurry?
I avoid crossing the street here if I am in a hurry.
Tom is always in a hurry.
How about cup of tea or something, if you aren't in a hurry?
How about a cup of tea or something, if you aren't in a hurry?
- You needn't have hurried; you've arrived too early.
- You needn't have hurried. You've arrived too early.
- If you are not in a hurry, please stay a little longer.
- If you're not in a hurry, please stay a little longer.
I wrote the composition in haste, so it must be full of mistakes.