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dart in and out
dart in and out
[for something moving] to move quickly between two things, or into a number of things, and move away again. On the highway, a small car was darting in and out of the two right lanes of traffic. A small bird darted in and out of the bush, probably going into a nest inside.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Jerk | | - | Swedish |
Dodd | | [dɔd] | |
Spyridon | | - | Greek, Late Greek |
Ezekiel | | i-ZEE-kee-əl (English), i-ZEE-kyəl (English) | Biblical, English |
Afra | | ['æfrə] | |
Mathias | | mah-TEE-ahs (German) | French, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish |