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I. dash <-es> [dæʃ] N

1. dash (rush):

dash
dash
to make a dash for
to make a dash for it

2. dash (pinch):

dash
dash of salt
a dash of colour

3. dash typo:

dash

4. dash (flair):

dash

5. dash (Morse):

dash

II. dash [dæʃ] VB intr

1. dash (hurry):

dash
dash

2. dash (slam into):

to dash against

III. dash [dæʃ] VB trans

1. dash (shatter):

dash

2. dash (of hopes):

dash
Present
Idash
youdash
he/she/itdashes
wedash
youdash
theydash
Past
Idashed
youdashed
he/she/itdashed
wedashed
youdashed
theydashed
Present Perfect
Ihavedashed
youhavedashed
he/she/ithasdashed
wehavedashed
youhavedashed
theyhavedashed
Past Perfect
Ihaddashed
youhaddashed
he/she/ithaddashed
wehaddashed
youhaddashed
theyhaddashed

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But the in-dash market itself is no panacea.
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These young men called runners had to dash from the Stock Exchange to their offices to report the changes in share values.
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This was the first mass market system with controls on the dash and an electric clutch.
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Tablets offer an all-in-one package and with a little elbow grease can look quite the part when installed in-dash.
apcmag.com
The dash is finished with vinyl fabric, and contains the speedometer, tachometer, and several engine gauges in the center console.
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