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dart
UK
/dɑːt/
US
/dɑrt/
dart about
dart around
dart back
dart down
dart in
dart off
dart out
dart over
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dart
noun
darts
pl
UK
/dɑːt/
US
/dɑrt/
fléchette
He threw a dart at the target and hit the bullseye.
Il a lancé une fléchette vers la cible et a touché le centre.
pince
Couture.
The dress had darts at the waist to give it a fitted look.
La robe avait des pinces à la taille pour lui donner une coupe ajustée.
jeu de fléchettes
We played a game of darts at the pub last night.
Nous avons joué à un jeu de fléchettes au pub hier soir.
Additional translations
jaillissement
Sens littéraire ou figuré pour un mouvement brusque et rapide.
Synonyms
projectile
missile
spear
bolt
arrow
dart
verb
darted
Past Simple
darted
Past Participle
darting
Gerund
UK
/dɑːt/
US
/dɑrt/
filer
Pour un déplacement brusque et rapide.
The cat darted across the street to avoid the oncoming car.
Le chat a filé à travers la rue pour éviter la voiture qui arrivait.
lancer
Avec un geste vif et brusque.
He darted the ball to his teammate during the game.
Il a lancé le ballon à son coéquipier pendant le match.
Additional translations
darder
Registre soutenu ou littéraire.
tranquilliser
Médecine vétérinaire ; pour endormir ou immobiliser un animal avec une fléchette.
Synonyms
sprint
race
hurry
bolt
zip
scurry
fly
dash
dart
adjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g. “dart gun”, “dart board”).
de fléchettes
He hung a new dart board on the wall.
Il a accroché une nouvelle cible de fléchettes au mur.
Definitions
dart
noun
A small pointed missile that can be thrown or fired.
He threw a dart at the target and hit the bullseye.
A game in which darts are thrown at a circular target.
We played a game of darts at the pub last night.
A sudden, quick movement.
With a dart, the cat leaped onto the windowsill.
A tapered tuck sewn into a garment to shape it.
The dress had darts at the waist to give it a fitted look.
dart
verb
To move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction.
The cat darted across the street to avoid the oncoming car.
To throw something with a sudden, quick motion.
He darted the ball to his teammate during the game.
To look quickly at something or someone.
She darted a glance at her watch to check the time.
To hit, inject, or stun with a dart, especially one carrying a drug or tranquilizer.
Wildlife officers darted the bear with a tranquilizer to relocate it safely.
dart
adjective
Relating to or designed for use with darts.
He hung a new dart board on the wall.
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