A dash means to run quickly or at a gallop.
Because the word rush is often associated with scenes of fast running, such as chasing, racing, fleeing, and so on.
In real life, rushing can also be used metaphorically to describe a person's unremitting pursuit of a goal, striving to move forward.
In literature, film and television and other artistic works, rushing can increase the atmosphere of tension and excitement, creating suspense, dynamic, combat and other scenes.
A rush means a quick attack on a target from the local area. This is a means to win a big victory at a small price, and it is a classic case of surprise attack.
To rush, to make a surprise attack on a distant enemy.
1. Arrive in a hurry.
Song Loukey \"request Zhong Yi call tour mountain back to rain\" poem: \"wash mud on the lake boat, rain rushed attack.\"
2. At present, the enemy at a distance is rapidly advancing to catch him by surprise.
Sun Li \"Village war\" : \"Received the order, running to attack the city pass.\" [