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| /d忙ʃ/ |
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| 1 | I +into/out of/across etc to run or go somewhere very quickly because you are in a hurry 猛冲；飞奔 |
| I dashed out into the street, still in my pyjamas. 我还穿着睡衣就冲到了大街上。 |
| Maria came dashing down the stairs. 玛丽亚冲下了楼梯。 |
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| 2 | T dash sth against/onto/to etc to throw or hit something very violently onto a surface , usually so that it breaks 猛掷；猛砸 |
| Picking up the glass, he dashed it against the wall. 他抓起杯子，猛地朝墙上砸去。 |
| In a fit of rage James had dashed the priceless vase to the ground. 詹姆斯一怒之下把那只无价的花瓶猛摔到地上。 |
| | 2a | I +againstif water dashes against something , it hits it violently （水）拍击，冲击 | | Huge waves dashed against the side of the boat. 大浪拍击着船舷。 | |
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| - | dash sb’ s hopes
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| to make it impossible for someone to do what they hoped to do |
| 击碎某人的希望 |
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| Saturday’ s defeat has dashed their hopes of success in the FA Cup this year. 星期六的失败使他们在今年足总杯上获胜的希望落空。 |
| Hopes for an early economic recovery have now been dashed. 经济早日复苏的希望现在已经破灭。 |
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| - | dash it (all) informal old-fashioned
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| used when you are annoyed about something |
| 真该死（用于对某事物表示厌烦时） |
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| - | I must dash/I have to dash spoken
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| used for saying that you must leave quickly because you are in a hurry |
| 我得赶紧走了 |
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| - | ˌdash ˈoff |
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| 1 | I to leave quickly or suddenly because you are in a hurry 迅速离开；突然离开 | I’ ve got to dash off straight after lunch to meet a client. 我午饭后得赶紧去见个客户。 | |
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| 2 | T to write or draw something quickly because you are in a hurry （因着急而）迅速写，迅速画 | I sat down and dashed off a couple of notes. 我坐下来匆匆写了两张便条。 | |
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