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Rush Down to Seize

Definition:

Verb phrase. It refers to the act of hastily moving towards something or someone in order to capture or take hold of them.

Senses:

Sense 1: To quickly move towards an object or person in order to grasp or apprehend them.

Sense 2: To hurry or dash down in order to seize something forcefully.

Sense 3: To rapidly descend upon a place or situation with the intention of taking control of it.

Examples:

Sense 1:

• As soon as they spotted the rare bird in the distance, the photographers rushed down to seize the perfect shot.
• The goalkeeper rushed down to seize the ball before the opponent could score a goal.

Sense 2:

• After hearing the news about the limited edition sale, customers rushed down to seize the opportunity to buy their favorite products at discounted prices.
• During the chaos of the riot, looters rushed down to seize whatever they could from the stores.

Sense 3:

• Upon learning about the vacant job position, several candidates rushed down to seize the opportunity to apply and showcase their skills.
• The rival gangs rushed down to seize control of the territory after the mayor's announcement.

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