| 单词 | dash |
| 释义 | dashdashesdasheddashingdashdash1 /dæʃ/ verb1[transitive] to go somewhere very quicklydash into/across/out etcShe dashed into the room.dash她猛地冲进房间。Tim had to dash off after class.have下课后﹐蒂姆得急匆匆地离开。2[transitive] to make something hit violently against something elsedash something against/on somethingThe ship was dashed against the rocks.bedashrock那艘船猛撞在礁石上。Phrasesdash sb’s hopes to destroy someone’s hopes: Hopes of peace have been dashed.hopebedash和平的希望破灭了。I must dash/I have to dash spoken used to say you have to leave quickly: Must dash, I’ve got a meeting.getmeet得赶紧走了﹐我要参加一个会议。THESAURUS: dashhurry to go somewhere quickly or do something quickly, because you do not have much time: He was hurrying to get to a meeting.behurrymeetWe have plenty of time. There’s no need to hurry.rush to go somewhere very quickly, or to do something very quickly and without being careful enough: I rushed downstairs to answer the door.rushIt’s always best not to rush through your exam.welldash to go somewhere very quickly because there is something urgent you must do or get: She had to dash off and collect the kids from school.havekidI’ve got to dash to the shops before they close.getshopin a hurry if you do something in a hurry, you do it quickly because you do not have much time: I left the house in a hurry and forgot my keys.leaveforgetkeyget a move on informal to start to do something or go somewhere more quickly because you do not have much time: You’d better get a move on if you want to catch that train!well |
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