| 词汇 | throw |
| 释义 | throw verb uk /θrəʊ/ us /θroʊ/threw | thrown throwverb (SEND THROUGH AIR)A2[ I or T ] to send something through the air with force, especially by a sudden movement of the arm: 投;抛;掷;扔 throw a ballMy friend threw the ball back over the fence.我朋友把球从围栏上掷了回去。 The coat was thrown over the back of the chair.大衣丢在椅背上。 She threw herself into a chair, exhausted.她筋疲力尽地倒在椅子上。 The rider was thrown as the horse jumped the fence.马跳过栅栏时骑手被甩了下来。 throw a punchHe threw a punch at (= hit) his attacker.他向攻击他的人猛击了一拳。 to throw something throwThe kids were outside throwing snowballs at each other. tossShe tossed the keys into her bag and went out. chuckHe read the letter and chucked it into the bin. flingHe crumpled up the letter and flung it into the fire. hurlIn a fit of temper he hurled the book across the room. lobThe boys spent an hour lobbing stones into the lake. throw a glance/look to look quickly or suddenly: 扫一眼，瞥一眼 The boy threw a frightened look in the direction of the house.男孩朝房子那边惊恐地看了一眼。 Don't throw your apple core on the floor!别把苹果核扔到地板上！ The ducks started quacking loudly when we threw them some bread.我们向那些鸭子扔面包时，它们呱呱地大叫起来。 She screwed the bag up and threw it in the bin.她把包揉成一团，扔进了垃圾筒。 Some demonstrators were arrested for throwing stones at the police.一些示威者因向警察投掷石块被逮捕。 The game involved throwing metal rings over a stick.这个游戏的玩法是扔金属环套在一根棍子上。 In ice hockey, you will get a penalty for throwing your stick. Throwing arm cannon cast chuck fling heave hurl outpitch overhand peg precipitate sidearm sling stone thread throw something in toss underarm underhand unseat throwverb (MOVE QUICKLY)C2[ T ] to cause to move or act quickly or carelessly: 猛推;猛动 throw something backShe threw back her hair.她把头发往后甩了甩。 Hurrying and doing things quickly accelerate acceleration against the clockidiom against time/the clockidiom alacrity bash dash get a wiggle onidiom grab-and-go grease hacky haste prompt promptly promptness quickie rattle something off rattle through something stroke tear throwverb (CONFUSE)[ T ] to confuse or shock someone or cause difficulty for them: 使困惑;使惊讶;难住 I wasn't expecting a visitor. I was really thrown.我没想到会有人来，我真是措手不及。 The news of the coup threw them into a state of panic.政变的消息使他们陷入了恐慌。 Puzzle and confuse addle baffle bedazzle befuddle bemuse cloud confuse discombobulate disorientate do someone's head inidiom flummox fox loop puzzle ravel search throw (someone) a curve (ball)/curveballidiom throw someone off balanceidiom tie tie someone (up) in knotsidiom throwverb (LOSE INTENTIONALLY)[ T ] to intentionally lose a game, etc., for example because you have been paid to lose: He was accused of accepting a bribe to throw a game. They suspected the team of throwing games for money. Winning, losing & scoring in sport aet against the run of playidiom all out blinder blow someone away box score counterattack crash dead heat draw hammering offence offensively outpoint outrun point-scoring points deduction scoreless tank winner throwverb (OPEN)throw something open to open something that was closed, usually suddenly and completely: 突然打开;完全打开 She drew back the curtains and threw open all the windows.她拉开窗帘，把所有窗户都打开。 to allow people to enter or become involved in an event: 使…向公众开放 The competition has been thrown open to the public.这项竞赛已经对公众开放了。 throwverb (PARTY)throw a party to have a party: 举办聚会 Flavio threw a party for Colin's 50th birthday.弗拉维亚为庆祝柯林的50岁生日举办了聚会。 throwverb (ANGER)throw a fit/tantrum to experience and show a strong feeling of anger, especially suddenly: 大发脾气 My mother threw a fit when she saw what a mess we'd made of her kitchen.我母亲看到我们把厨房弄得一团糟时，她大发脾气。 throwverb (SHAPE)[ T ] art specialized to shape clay on a special round table that spins（在拉坯轮上）把…拉成坯 Ceramics & pottery amphora biscuit ware bisque bisqueware bone china chinoiserie crazed crazing earthen earthenware fire glaze kiln porcelain potter potter's wheel pottery terracotta unglazed ware Idiomsthrow something back in someone's face throw someone back on their own resources throw the book at someone throw caution to the wind/winds throw cold water on something throw (someone) a curve (ball)/curveball throw good money after bad throw in the towel throw (your) money/cash around throw money at something throw someone off balance throw someone to the dogs throw up your hands in horror/despair throw your voice throw your weight around Phrasal verbsthrow yourself at someone throw something away/out throw something away throw (something) down throw down throw something in throw yourself into something throw something on throw something off throw something/someone off throw something out throw someone out throw someone over throw something together throw someone together throw (something) up throw something up throw noun uk /θrəʊ/ us /θroʊ/ thrownoun (THROWING)[ C ] an act of throwing something: 投;掷 a throw of the dice掷骰子 RapidEye/E+/GettyImages Throwing arm cannon cast chuck fling heave hurl outpitch overhand peg precipitate sidearm sling stone thread throw something in toss underarm underhand unseat thrownoun (EACH)a throw[ S ]UKinformal used to mean each thing or for each time: 每一个；每一次 We could get a coffee in there but they charge three quid a throw.我们可以在那里买到咖啡，不过他们每份要卖三英镑。 Linguistics: both, all, each & every A, a all all roundphrase any apiece both both sides both something and something each either every every minuteidiom pan per pop strength the to whole thrownoun (COVER)[ C ] a large piece of cloth that you use to cover a chair, sofa, etc. to make it look attractive: （用于沙发等上的）薄毯 A throw can protect a new sofa or enhance the appearance of an old, tired one.一条薄毯可以用来保护新沙发或是让老旧的沙发面貌一新。 Judith Oatley/EyeEm/GettyImages Coverings and layers a blanket of somethingidiom beeswax wrap blanket brazen casing diaphragm interstratify lagging lamella lamellar lamellate rind seam sheath shellac space blanket strata stratum substratum varnish throw | American Dictionarythrow verb us/θroʊ/past tensethrewus/θru/ | past participlethrownus/θroʊn/ throwverb (SEND THROUGH AIR)[ I/T ] to send something through the air, esp. by a sudden movement of the arm: [ T ]Throw me the ball./Throw the ball to me. [ I ]I didn’t throw as well as I expected to. [ T ]He was thrown from his motorcycle. throwverb (MOVE QUICKLY)[ T ] to move something quickly or with a lack of attention, or to cause someone or something to move quickly: He threw the switch and the lights came on. Suddenly, she grabbed the snake and threw it to the ground. [ M ]They threw up their hands to protect themselves from the hail. [ M ]He threw his head back and laughed. [ M ]Throw a few peppers in the pot. throwverb (CONFUSE)[ T ]infml to confuse someone: That question really threw me at first. Idiomsthrow a party throw someone for a loop throw someone in jail throw in the towel throw yourself into something throw money at something throw the book at someone throw your weight around Phrasal verbsthrow away something throw in something throw off something throw off something/someone throw on something throw out something throw out someone throw together something/someone throw up (something) throw noun[ C ] us/θroʊ/ thrownoun[C] (THROWING SOMETHING)the act of throwing something, esp. a ball: She timed her throw so the ball reached the base when he did. throw | Business Englishthrow verb[ T ] uk /θrəʊ/usthrew | thrown throw the book at sbinformal to punish someone as severely as possible for breaking the law: The US tax authorities threw the book at the European accountancy group over its tax-saving schemes. throw good money after baddisapproving to waste money by continuing to invest in something that has already cost a lot and is unlikely to be a success: The government may be throwing good money after bad by using taxpayers' money to bail out the failing banks. throw your hat into the ring to announce that you want to compete for something, be considered for a job, etc.: He is the sixth candidate to throw his hat into the ring for the top job in the organization. throw your money aroundinformaldisapproving to spend a lot of money, especially in a way that shows people you are not worried about money: Despite the biggest recession in over a decade, city professionals still seem to have plenty of money to throw around. throw money at sthdisapproving to try to solve a problem or make something successful by spending a lot of money, rather than, for example, having new ideas: The government will have to throw money at any problems to ensure the site is built on time. throw money down the drainUK(USthrow money down a rat hole) to waste money by spending it on something that will never be a success or make any profit: Investors threw money down the drain by making regular contributions to the failed pension plan. throw your weight arounddisapproving to act in a way that emphasizes how much power or authority you have: The board didn't like the way majority shareholders were throwing their weight around. throw your weight behind sth to use your power to support a project, an idea, etc.: Senior politicians threw their weight behind the charity's campaign. See alsocurveball Phrasal verbsthrow sth away throw sth in throw sth out throw sth up Examples of throwthrow Taken together, throwing away terms of high enough grade and the removal of terms with even l after summation removes a high proportion of commutators. This causes a perturbation in the initial conditions of the next step throwing the trajectory off the surfaces. The following two experiments were designed to throw light on these options. Although it would be time-consuming to undertake, an analysis of such cases might throw light upon the circumstances in which he preferred the reiterated note. Then it would be possible to achieve a steady state by throwing away capital. But they do not throw a direct light on particular economic problems of our age. The model can also be used to throw light on how strategies evolved over time in some countries or wine areas. And when he ate he threw it up. To simplify the exposition we throw away some generality at this stage. Again, this throw-away prototype is ascertained with the assistance of reviews and milestones. The case was thrown out by federal court. Such research would throw more light on the implications of caremanagement being undertaken by staff other than social workers. As in delivery, some valuable thing comes out, while the redundant is thrown away. It is wasteful to throw out a repository of patterns, some of which may have been established over millennia. His diplomatic approach throws the problems back to the opponents' side. See all examples of throw These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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