English–German
“hurry” in German
How to say “hurry” in German
“Hurry” in German is beeilen.
A person speeds up actions or movement to arrive on time, often under time pressure.
Example sentences with beeilen
Wenn du dich nicht beeilst, verpasst du den Anfang des Films.
If you don't hurry, you'll miss the beginning of the film.
Tips for using beeilen
- The standard construction is reflexive, so Er beeilt sich means 'He hurries' and Ich beeile mich means 'I hurry.'
Other German words for “hurry”
Sie war in Eile, also nahm sie ein Taxi.
She was in a hurry, so she took a taxi.
Ich eile zur Arbeit.
I'm hurrying to work.

