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"dart" means move sharply and quickly. "ahead" means in a forward direction. "up" contributes to the sense of movement but does not really add any concrete meaning.
- "dart" means move sharply and quickly.
- "ahead" means in a forward direction.
- "up" contributes to the sense of movement but does not really add any concrete meaning.
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"dart" means move sharply and quickly.
"ahead" means in a forward direction.
"up" contributes to the sense of movement but does not really add any concrete meaning.
"ahead" means in a forward direction.
"up" contributes to the sense of movement but does not really add any concrete meaning.
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(The following is US usage.)
This would typically be used as follows:
"Dart up ahead and see if the path is clear."
This could also be used in a very unusual situation, as follows:
"Be careful, there might be a dart up ahead for you." (They are in a jungle area with unfriendly tribes that use blowguns with poisoned darts.)
This would typically be used as follows:
"Dart up ahead and see if the path is clear."
This could also be used in a very unusual situation, as follows:
"Be careful, there might be a dart up ahead for you." (They are in a jungle area with unfriendly tribes that use blowguns with poisoned darts.)
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