dart in Latin
dart in Latin is rūna — dart means a small, pointed missile with a weighted tip and flights, thrown at a target, especially in the pub game of darts.
dart in Latin
rūna
Any sharp-pointed missile weapon, such as an arrow.
What does "dart" mean?
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noun A small, pointed missile with a weighted tip and flights, thrown at a target, especially in the pub game of darts.
"He threw his last dart and hit the bullseye."
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verb To move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction.
"A squirrel darted across the path in front of us."
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noun A tapered fold stitched into a garment to shape it to the body.
"The tailor added darts at the waist to fit the dress properly."
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dart in a sentence
- He threw his last dart and hit the bullseye.
- A squirrel darted across the path in front of us.
- She darted into the shop to escape the rain.
- The tailor added darts at the waist to fit the dress properly.
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What is "dart" in Latin?
"dart" in Latin is rūna. dart means: A small, pointed missile with a weighted tip and flights, thrown at a target, especially in the pub game of darts.
How do you use "dart" in a sentence?
Example: "He threw his last dart and hit the bullseye." In Latin, "dart" is rūna.
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