急いそぎ

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Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Refers to doing something quickly or with urgency. Often used in set phrases like 急ぎの用事 (urgent business) or 急ぎ足 (hurried pace).

急いそぎの〈事こと〉an urgent matter/task
急いそぎの用よう事じがあるので、先さきに失しつ礼れいします。
I have an urgent matter to attend to, so I'll excuse myself first.
お急いそぎですかare you in a hurry? (polite)
お急いそぎですか。それならタクシーを呼よびましょう。
Are you in a hurry? If so, let's call a taxi.
〈物もの〉を急いそぎで〈動どう詞し〉to do something in a hurry/urgently
資し料りょうを急いそぎで用よう意いしてください。
Please prepare the documents urgently.

緊きん急きゅうN1
緊急 is a formal word for an emergency or critical urgency, while 急ぎ is a more general, everyday term for being in a hurry.
至し急きゅうN2
至急 is a formal, often written term meaning 'immediately/urgently', whereas 急ぎ is the plain everyday noun for haste.
早そう急きゅうN1
早急 stresses doing something 'promptly and without delay' in formal/business contexts, while 急ぎ is the everyday word for hurrying.
大おお急いそぎN1
急ぎ is the general word for 'hurry' or 'urgency', while 大急ぎ emphasizes an especially great degree of haste.

急いそぐN5
急ぐ is the verb 'to hurry', while 急ぎ is its noun form meaning 'haste' or 'urgency'.
急きゅうにN4
急に means 'suddenly' and describes an unexpected change, while 急ぎ means 'in a hurry' and describes doing something quickly on purpose.

Noun form of the verb 急ぐ (to hurry).