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dashed
- IPA[daʃt]
英式
- used for emphasis；(of a line on a piece of paper) composed of dashes.
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形容詞
- 1. British informal, dated used for emphasis it's a dashed shame she was dashed rude
- 2. (of a line on a piece of paper) composed of dashes.
- run or travel somewhere in a great hurry: I dashed into the garden I must dash, I'm late
- used to express mild annoyance: dash it all, I am in charge
- an act of running somewhere suddenly and hastily: she made a dash for the door
Oxford Dictionary
- run or travel somewhere in a great hurry: I dashed into the garden I must dash, I'm late
- used to express mild annoyance: “Dash it all, I am in charge.”
- an act of running somewhere suddenly and hastily: she made a dash for the door
Oxford American Dictionary
- an event in which the winner of a game or competition is entitled to a set period of free ... Christmas came early for the couple when they won a trolley dash at the Co-op in Chipping Norton
Oxford Dictionary
- a short dash (–) used in punctuation, in particular between figures to show a range (for ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- an urgent journey undertaken out of a desire to relieve suffering: the mercy dash by ambulance from Carlow to Kilkenny tragically proved in vain
Oxford Dictionary
- a long dash (—) used in punctuation.
Oxford American Dictionary
- ride on horseback through thick vegetation in pursuit of wild or straying cattle: can you scrub-dash on a good horse?
Oxford Dictionary
- travel to a destination by air at short notice: he had air-dashed to Chennai from Bikaner last night
Oxford Dictionary
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- used for emphasis: it's a dashed shame she was dashed rude
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