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| 1 | singular an act of running or going somewhere very quickly because you are in a hurry 猛冲；飞奔 |
| make a dash for sb/sth She made a sudden dash for the door. 她突然朝门口冲去。 |
| make a dash for it (=run very quickly to escape or reach a place) He looked at his guards and wondered whether he should make a dash for it. 猛冲逃走；猛跑（向某处） |
| a mad dash (=in an extremely fast uncontrolled way) We had a mad dash around town in search of a present for Dad. 发疯式的飞奔 |
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| 2 | C +of usually singular a small amount of a substance added to food or drink to give it a special flavour （加在食品或饮料里调味的）少量东西 |
| Add a dash of soy sauce for that authentic Chinese taste. 加点酱油，变成那种正宗的中国风味。 |
| | 2a | +ofa small amount of an interesting or unusual quality that something contains or has added to it （有趣或不寻常特性的）少量 | | A dash of glamour was supplied by the presence of a couple of minor TV celebrities. 几个小电视明星的出现增添了一点诱惑力。 | |
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| 3 | C the symbol –, used in writing to separate different parts of a sentence 破折号 |
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| 4 | C a long signal used for sending messages in morse code . Short signals are called dots. （莫尔斯电码的）长信号 |
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| 5 | C informal the dashboard of a car （汽车的）仪表板 |
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| 6 | U old-fashioned a combination of style , confidence , and energy 帅气；自信；精力 |
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| 7 | C MAINLY AMERICAN a short race in which people run as fast as they can 短跑比赛 |
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| - | cut a dash BRITISH old-fashioned
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| to look very attractive because you are wearing nice clothes that people will notice |
| （衣着）帅气，精神 |
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| The captain cut quite a dash in his uniform. 舰长穿着制服非常帅。 |
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