dart
ಈಟಿ
definition
verb
she darted across the street
move or run somewhere suddenly or rapidly.
noun
Research is also being carried out in England into the possible use of tasers, which fire darts connected to a wire that carries an electrical current powerful enough to incapacitate the target.
a small pointed missile that can be thrown or fired.
the cat made a dart for the door
an act of running somewhere suddenly and rapidly.
translation of 'dart '
ಈಟಿ,
ಸಬಳ,
ಭರ್ಜಿ
example
the cat made a 'dart' for the door
Black dashes 'dart' across the screen, like grains of wild rice shaken on a sheet of paper.
The darting methods and the drugs used to 'dart' the animals has advanced quite a lot.
We often 'dart' the lions so we can take blood samples or tissue samples, and this definitely the most exciting experience.
Charles looked around once more, and this time, as he was turning his head back, and saw an extremely fast shape 'dart' between some trees about twenty feet away.
In the field, they wondered, are the animals content to creep around most of the time, sprinting only when necessary, or do they regularly 'dart' from place to place?
a 'dart' of panic
the cat made a 'dart' for the door
If a 'dart' pierces human skin and faecal matter gets into the target's bloodstream, there can be serious health consequences.
If you 'dart' a giraffe and he falls over, the sort of force that would come from being 6 or 7 metres high and your head hitting the ground would crack the skull open.
They perch on low shrubs or rocks, and 'dart' out to grab prey from the air, the foliage, or the ground.
Jack's first 'dart' pierced the treble twenty
But it turns out that snails don't incorporate the calcium in the 'dart' into their bodies.
she shot the animal with a tranquillizing 'dart'
This more often than not meant most of their games resulted in a tortuous struggle to plant a 'dart' in Double One.
Williams and Fitton have been good pals for years, have thrown the odd 'dart' in friendly combat, but this was the first time they had come face to face in matchplay.
He told the Kiwi that a javelin was meant to be thrown like a 'dart' , with the thrower required to ‘palm it up’ during the final thrust.
In those usually confident and bright eyes, there was a flickering 'dart' of fear and fury.
Beginning at the dart point, stitch to the 'dart' cut end; backstitch and clip the threads.
When the final 'dart' was thrown this season in the Friday Night Mickey Mouse Darts League, Mick's Place had won the league championship title.
An unsteady hand raised to the offending body part, shaking fingers drawing up to pull the 'dart' out of her flesh and the hood it had pierced through to reach her neck.
We are pleased to note the overall Oxford triumph, sealed in thrilling fashion as Craig Heasman threw the winning 'dart' to once again seal glory for the men and women of the Pelican.
Nothing much looked on when centre Aaron Moule made a 'dart' for the right-hand corner but somehow he reached out to plant the ball.
She reached back, pulled the 'dart' out and threw it at the target, where it stuck tip buried completely in the bullseye.
William gasped as the 'dart' pierced his shoulder, but didn't even have time to turn round before the world dissolved away, and he fell forward onto the ground unconscious.
Her whole nature seemed sharpened and intensified into a pure 'dart' of hate.
Press the 'dart' toward the shoulder after stitching it.
They had spent hours trying to get close enough to the animals to 'dart' them, but every time they got within range the animals evaded them.
Jorgensen, looking to keep up that incredible run, made an early 'dart' to the edge of the Norwich box where he was halted by Darren Kenton.
An angry red mark on his stomach displayed the area where the 'dart' had pierced his armor and a purple bruise showcased where the plasma bolt had ricocheted.
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