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dart across

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dart across something
to run quickly over something. A small animal darted across the road in front of the car. I tried to dart across the street, but the traffic was too heavy.
See also: across, dart
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Nearly four years after Google Earth enabled users to zoom in to view streets, and later explore galaxies in the sky, the latest version of the software allows virtual travellers to dart across miles of unchartered territory underwater.
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I was about to collapse into bed when I saw one of the lights dart across the horizon with remarkable speed.
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You dart across the crosswalk, to the island, feeling the breeze of the vehicle as it whizzes past you.
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