1.飞出;急忙离开
2.一气写成[写完](文章等)
1.to leave quickly or suddenly because you are in a hurry
2.to write or draw something quickly because you are in a hurry
1.He would suddenly snatch up a menu and dash off upon the back of it a melody that bubbled like wine out of his heart
他会突然抓过来一张菜单，在背面飞快地写下一支像美酒似地从他心田里涌现出来的旋律。
2.Sorry to dash off, But I need to leave now.
抱歉，写得很急因为我必须现在离开。
3.another member of the gang , who was trailing behind in a taxi , would then dash off with the coins and the pilfered.
另一名同党则驾驶的士尾随，接应偷钱同党和运走贼赃。
4.And I want to share some alternatives with you, so that you'll make more connections, rather than having people dash off.
我希望和你分享一些别的说法，这样你会交到更多的朋友而不是让人们对你避之不及。
5.The busy executive finds it easier to dash off a memo than to discuss the issue with the subordinate.
忙碌的管理者发现下发一个备忘录比与下属一起讨论更容易。
6.Technology can encourage more frequent, more casual contact. It's no chore to dash off ane-mail to Granddad.
科技鼓励人们更加频繁的联系，不管怎么说，给远方的亲戚发封电子邮件并不是什么麻烦事。
7.The detectives are pursuing and capturing you, you'd better dash off immediately.
侦探正在追捕你，你最好赶紧离开。
8.Must you dash off? Why not stay for a cup of tea?
你一定要急急忙忙走吗？为何不留下喝杯茶呢？
9.I must dash off some letters before I leave.
我必须在离开之前把这几封信给赶出来。
10.Excuse me, I must dash off now.
请原谅，我现在得赶紧走了。