To Be In A Hurry
To Be Impatient, To Be Anxious
intransitive verb, godan verb
This is a bit of a weird word. The kanji is char, and a previous word you learned (焦げる) is "to be burned." This, on the other hand, is "to be in a hurry" or "to be impatient." I guess if you're getting burned or have that feeling, you're going to be in a hurry and you're going to be impatient. You can tell that this is that word because it only has one kana, る, which stands for rude. You're feeling someone is being rude (or maybe you are), which is why you have this feeling of impatience and hurrying.
You're being rude, but you're also being a big ass (あせ) with your impatience.
焦るなよ。小便に行きたい以外は、急ぐ必要はないよ。一日一日を着実にな。
Take your time. Other than needing to pee, there is no rush. One day at a time.
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