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Definition of darts - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
sportgame where players throw small pointed objects at a round board
- We played darts at the pub.
2.
equipmentsmall pointed missiles used in the game
- He bought new darts for the tournament.
Images of darts
game where players throw small pointed objects at a round board 
small pointed missiles used in the game
Origin of darts
Old French, dard (dart)
Terms with darts included in their meaning
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toys
toy gun that shoots darts
game
person who plays darts for fun or competition
sports
person who throws darts
darts
specific scoring area on a dartboard
wildlife
device shooting darts for tranquilizing animals
games
highest score with three darts in one turn
spear thrower
wooden tool for throwing spears or darts
darts
the uppermost field of a dartboard
darts
network of wires on a dartboard
games
score of 26 in darts
weaponry
device used to propel darts or spears
medical
device firing sedative darts
weapon
tube for shooting darts by blowing
weapon
tube for shooting darts by blowing
hunting
tube for shooting darts by blowing
games
board used as a target in the game of darts
darts
double twenty on a dartboard
recreation
game similar to lawn darts
equipment
equipped with flights, as in arrows or darts
sci-fi weapon
weapon that shoots needles or darts
acr: Professional Darts Corporation
organization for professional darts players
Examples of darts in a sentence
She bought a new set of darts for practice. The pub hosted a darts competition every Friday. Darts requires precision and a steady hand.
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- French:fléchettes, dards, ...
- German:Darts, ...
- Italian:freccette, dardi, ...
- Spanish:dardos, ...
- Portuguese:dardos, ...
- Chinese:飞镖, ...
- Japanese:ダーツ, ...
- Arabic:السِّهام, سِهام, ...
- Hebrew:דַארְטְס, חִצֵּי דַּארְטְס, ...
- Russian:дартс, стрелы, ...
- Ukrainian:дартс, дротики, ...
- Hindi:डार्ट्स, तीर, ...
Definition of dart - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
quick movementintr. move suddenly and quicklyintr.
- The cat darted across the room..
2.
throwing actiontr. throw with a sudden movementtr.
- He darted the paper airplane towards the basket..
3.
glancingtr. look quickly at someone or somethingtr.
- She darted a glance at the clock.
Noun
1.
gamessmall pointed object thrown in a game
- He hit the bullseye with his dart.
2.
movementsudden quick movement
- She made a dart to the door.
3.
- He stepped outside for a quick dart.
4.
sewingTECH. fold sewn into fabricTECH.
- The dress had a dart at the waist.
5.
animalTECH. small fish found in riversTECH.
- The dart swam swiftly in the stream.
Images of dart
small pointed object thrown in a game 
small fish found in rivers
Expressions with dart
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move quickly with frequent direction changes
The squirrel darted about the garden.
move quickly and suddenly along a path or surface
The squirrel darted along the fence.
move quickly and suddenly in a direction
She saw her friend and darted off to greet her.
leave a place quickly and suddenly
She darted out of the room when she saw the time.
move quickly upwards
The squirrel darted up the tree.
something that causes love or desire
Her smile was like Cupid's dart to his heart.
move quickly towards something with urgency
She made a dart for the exit when the fire alarm rang.
move off suddenly at high speed, often to get away
When the dog barked, the cat darted away behind the fence.
toy gun that shoots darts
The kids played with a dart gun in the backyard.
person who plays darts for fun or competition
She is a skilled dart player at the local pub.
person who throws darts
The dart thrower aimed carefully at the bullseye.
small bright frog with skin toxins used for dart poison
The poison dart frog's skin is dangerous to touch.
look at someone or something very quickly and suddenly
She darted a look at him before leaving.
look at someone or something very quickly and suddenly
She darted a glance at the clock.
quick, intense feeling of pain
A dart of pain shot through his back.
projectile used to sedate or immobilize animals from a distance
The tranquilizer dart helped capture the escaped tiger.
large weighted throwing projectile used in the lawn game
He threw the yard dart with precision.
fold sewn in fabric to fit over the chest
The dress pattern includes a breast dart for shaping.
ornamental trim with alternating oval and pointed elements
The cornice was finished with an egg-and-dart band.
sharp structure used by some snails during mating
The snail used its love dart during the mating process.
outdoor game equipment shaped like a dart used on grass
The children played with lawn darts at the picnic..
Origin of dart
Middle English, darte (throwing weapon)
Examples of dart in a sentence
The rabbit darted into its burrow. She darted the ball across the room. He darted the note to his friend. He darted a look at his phone. I saw her dart a glance at the door. She threw the dart and missed the board entirely.
The dart landed just outside the target area. The cat made a dart under the table. With a dart, he crossed the finish line. She asked her friend for a dart during the break. He always carries a pack of darts in his pocket. The tailor added two darts to shape the jacket. A dart near the bust gave the blouse a closer fit. A dart darted through the clear water of the brook. Fishermen often spot a dart near the riverbank.
View all translations of dart
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- French:filer, fléchette, ...
- German:flitzen, Dartpfeil, ...
- Italian:sfrecciare, freccetta, ...
- Spanish:saltar, dardo, ...
- Portuguese:sprintar, dardo, ...
- Chinese:冲刺, 飞镖, ...
- Japanese:さっと動く, ダーツ, ...
- Arabic:انْطَلَقَ بسرعة, سَهْم, ...
- Hebrew:לְזַנֵּק, חֵץ, ...
- Russian:ринуться, дротик, ...
- Ukrainian:кинутися, дротик, ...
- Hindi:झपटना, डार्ट, ...
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