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Bolt has a few meanings, but one one of the verb meanings is "to run very quickly". An old type of arrow was called a bolt - thus the idea of fast movement. Without context, I'd guess "bolt by" means "to run past, very quickly".
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Could you provide a little more context? "Bolt by" alone does not make much sense, as far as I know ;)

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