adv.急匆匆地，匆忙地
v.急行
n.暗中将火柴放在别人鞋中点燃的恶作剧；心灵的刺激

原形：hotfoot第三人称单数：hotfoots过去式：hotfooted过去分词：hotfooted现在分词：hotfooting

The dog chased its tail in circles, hotfooting around the backyard.
这只狗在后院里追着自己的尾巴转圈，动作迅速。
She was hotfooted to the airport to catch her flight, not wanting to miss it.
她匆匆忙忙赶往机场，生怕错过航班。
The delivery man was hotfooting it through the rain to get the package to his customer.
快递员顶着雨疾步前行，要将包裹送到客户手中。
The detective hotfooted it to the crime scene after receiving the call.
接到电话后，侦探火速赶到了犯罪现场。
They were hotfooting it to the party, eager to arrive on time.
他们急急忙忙赶往派对，希望能准时到达。
With a deadline approaching, he was hotfooting it to finish his project.
面对即将到期的截止日期，他全力以赴地完成项目。
The athlete's hotfooted pace helped him win the race by a narrow margin.
运动员飞快的步伐使他在比赛中险胜。
After a long day at work, she couldn't wait to hotfoot it home and relax.
在一天的工作后，她迫不及待地想赶紧回家放松一下。
The waiter was hotfooting it around the restaurant, attending to every table.
服务员在餐厅里忙碌穿梭，为每桌客人服务。
He hotfooted it across the room to answer the ringing phone.
他快速穿过房间去接响个不停的电话。