| 释义 |
dash/dæʃ/ v. & n.●v. 1 intr. rush hastily or forcefully 以全速快跑，猛冲 dashed up the stairs 冲上楼梯 2 tr. strike or fling with great force, esp. so as to shatter (尤指使其成碎片)砸碎；掷碎 dashed it to the ground 将它狠狠地碎在地上; the cup was dashed from my hand 杯子失手打碎了 3 tr. frustrate, daunt, dispirit (使)挫折，使沮丧，使气馁 dashed their hopes 使他们的希望落空 4 tr. Brit. colloq. [英口] (dash it or dash it all) = DAMN v. 1 ●n. 1 a rush or onset; a sudden advance 突进；突击；冲锋 made a dash for shelter 冲向掩蔽处 2 a horizontal stroke in writing or printing to mark a pause or break in sense or to represent omitted letters or words 破折号(书写或印刷中表示停顿或意思不完整，或表示省略了字词) 3 impetuous vigour or the capacity for this 猛烈的气势；闯劲；勇猛力 4 showy appearance or behaviour; stylishness 浮华的外表(或举止); 风头 5 N. Amer. a sprinting race [北美]短跑 6 the longer signal of the two used in Morse code (cf. 参见 DOT1 n. 3) (莫尔斯电码符号的)长划 7 a slight admixture, esp. of a liquid (尤指液体)少量(搀和物) 8 = DASHBOARD □ cut a dash make a brilliant show 做出精彩表演，大出风头 □ dash down (or off) write or finish hurriedly 匆匆完成(书写或画) [Middle English, probably imitative] |