To "beat the rush"

English translation: To get there first

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English term or phrase:	To "beat the rush"
Selected answer:	To get there first
Entered by:	Jocelyne S

17:58 Feb 18, 2009

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English term or phrase: To "beat the rush"

What is the meaninf of this idiom?

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to get there first

Explanation:
or before a lot of other people, such as going somewhere early in the morning.

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Jocelyne S
France
Local time: 18:28

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to get there first

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to "beat the rush"

to get there first

Explanation:
or before a lot of other people, such as going somewhere early in the morning.

Jocelyne S
France
Local time: 18:28
Native speaker of: English

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