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2 Translation results for dash in Spanish

noun | verb

dash noun

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arranque, salpicadura (de aguas); guión largo (signo de puntuación); gota, pizca; brío; carrera

Example sentences of
dash noun

  • •We made a dash for the exit.
  • •the cavalry officer's dash and enthusiasm inspired his men to follow him into battle
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Synonyms of
dash noun

burst, drop, race, splash, verve

dash verb

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dashed, has dashed, is dashing, dashes
romper, estrellar; romperse, estrellarse; lanzarse, irse apresuradamente; arrojar, lanzar; salpicar; frustrar

Example sentences of
dash verb

  • •I'm sorry, but I must dash. I'm late.
  • •She dashed down the hallway to the bathroom.
  • •People were dashing inside to get out of the rain.
  • •The waves dashed the boat against the rocks.
  • •Her hopes of winning a medal were dashed after she broke her leg.
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Synonyms of
dash verb

frustrate, thwart, foil, baffle, balk, circumvent, outwit, dart, hurl, smash, splash

Detailed synonyms for dash verb

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Phrasal verbs for dash

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Reverse translation for dash

arranque  - starter (of a car), outburst, fit 
salpicadura  (de aguas) - spatter, splash 
guión largo  (signo de puntuación)
gota  - drop, gout 
pizca  - pinch, speck, trace, harvest 
brío  - force, determination, spirit, verve 
carrera  - run, running, race, course of study, career, profession, run (in baseball) 
romper  - to break, to break, to smash, to rip, to tear, to break off (relations), to break (a contract), to break through, to break down, to wear out 
estrellar  - to smash, to crash 
romperse  - to break, to burst 
estrellarse  - to crash, to collide 
lanzarse  - to throw oneself (at, into) 
irse apresuradamente
arrojar  - to hurl, to cast, to throw, to give off, to spew out, to yield, to produce, to vomit 
lanzar  - to throw, to hurl, to pitch, to launch, to roll out 
salpicar  - to spatter, to splash, to sprinkle, to scatter about 
frustrar  - to frustrate, to thwart 
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