make a dash for (someone or something)

To run suddenly and at high speed toward someone or something. Our taxi was late picking us up, so I'm going to have to make a dash for it when we get to the train station. I couldn't wait to get out of school, and I made a dash for the door as soon as the bell rang. I was so anxious to be back home that I made a dash for my parents as soon as I saw them in the airport.

make a bolt for someone or something

Fig. to run quickly to or at someone or something. The child came into the room and made a bolt for her mother. The dog made a bolt for the door.

make a dash for someone or something

to run quickly for someone or something. Suddenly Max made a dash for Lefty and punched him in the stomach. John made a dash for the bathroom as soon as they arrived home.

make a bolt for

try to escape by moving suddenly towards something.

A bolt here is a sudden spring or start into rapid motion, typically that made by a horse breaking into an uncontrollable gallop.

make a ˈbolt/ˈdash for it/something

(informal) try to escape or get somewhere quickly: The prisoners made a bolt for it through an open window. We smelt smoke and made a dash for the door.

词组	make a dash for (someone or something)
释义	make a dash for (someone or something) make a dash for (someone or something) To run suddenly and at high speed toward someone or something. Our taxi was late picking us up, so I'm going to have to make a dash for it when we get to the train station. I couldn't wait to get out of school, and I made a dash for the door as soon as the bell rang. I was so anxious to be back home that I made a dash for my parents as soon as I saw them in the airport. See also: dash, make Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. make a bolt for someone or something Fig. to run quickly to or at someone or something. The child came into the room and made a bolt for her mother. The dog made a bolt for the door. See also: bolt, make make a dash for someone or something to run quickly for someone or something. Suddenly Max made a dash for Lefty and punched him in the stomach. John made a dash for the bathroom as soon as they arrived home. See also: dash, make McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. make a bolt for try to escape by moving suddenly towards something. A bolt here is a sudden spring or start into rapid motion, typically that made by a horse breaking into an uncontrollable gallop. See also: bolt, make Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary make a ˈbolt/ˈdash for it/something (informal) try to escape or get somewhere quickly: The prisoners made a bolt for it through an open window. We smelt smoke and made a dash for the door. See also: bolt, dash, make, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: make a bolt/dash for it/something make a dash for make a break for make a break for (someone or something) make a bolt for make a bolt for (someone or something) make a run for (someone or something) make a run for it run for it dash over
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