dartKK [ˈdɑrt] ｜ /ˈdɑrt/
GEPT 中高級
C1noun
a small, narrow missile that can be thrown or shot from a weapon
The skilled archer hit the bullseye with a dart from his crossbow.
飛鏢；投擲小矛
C1noun
a sudden, quick movement or glance
With a dart, she picked up the fragile glass sculpture and placed it on the shelf.
猛然一動；迅速一瞥
C2verb
to move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction
The football player darted through the defense to score a touchdown.
C2verb
to move quickly and lightly, like a small bird or fish
The hummingbird darted among the flowers, sipping nectar as it went.
C2verb
to run or move very quickly or hastily
As soon as the doors opened, the crowd darted inside the store to get a good deal on Black Friday.
C1noun
a tapered tuck made in dressmaking
The dress was too loose for her, so the tailor added a small dart to the back to give it a more fitted look.