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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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Two drivers attempted to dart across the oncoming traffic before the intersection cleared.
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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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