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Meanings of dart in English
Spanish
dart 
1921 Torpedo bomber series by Blackburn.
Related terms
Russian
вогнутый дельтоид Spanish
deltoide cóncavo 
Catalan
llançar-se Usage of dart in English
1
The usual question is: which dart had a greater change in momentum?
2
In Berlin, history and politics dart across your path at every turn.
3
The movement is too abrupt; minnows of light dart across her vision.
4
Shrimps dart away and disappear in the sand as if by magic.
5
Four or five dingy forms dart in and out among the tepees.
6
Alexia armed her parasol and shot him with a second numbing dart.
7
Now, here is a diagram for the case where the dart sticks.
8
To sport and dart with them, all you need is a car.
9
There was even a dart board with money pinned behind the balloons.
10
But the dart was parried by the shield of an obstinate depression.
11
Now he made a swooping dart through the air of the cabin.
12
One halted at the window, long enough to dart in a glance.
13
Her eyes will rain sunshine upon you; they will not dart lightning.
14
Plucking a dart from the sack he raised his arm and cried:
15
It is a pattern, like the egg-and-dart ornament or the Greek key.
16
Looking down, he saw a small dart sticking out of his sleeve.
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Translations for dart
Spanish
Russian
Portuguese
Dart through the time
Dart across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common