quick, sudden
frantic, mad, wild (esp. AmE)
final, last-minute (both esp. BrE)

make

dash across
We had to make a frantic dash across town to get our plane

dash for
He made a dash for the door.

dash from
dash through
a mad dash through back alleys
The book starts with a quick dash through the country's history. (esp. BrE)

dash to
He made a 200-mile dash to the hospital when a kidney donor became available.

add
Add a dash of lemon juice.

dash of
The food is European with a dash of Morocco.

frantically
about (esp. BrE), around, back, forward, off, out
I have to dash off now.

have to, must (esp. BrE)
I have to dash—I'm late.

across, along, down, in, into, out of, through, to, up
He dashed frantically across the road.

quickly
cruelly (esp. BrE)
Her hopes were cruelly dashed when her parents refused to let her go.

Dash is used with these nouns as the object:
hope