| 词汇 | tossing |
| 释义 | tossing present participle oftoss toss verb uk /tɒs/ us /tɑːs/ tossverb (THROW)C2[ Tusually+ adv/prep ] to throw something carelessly: （随意地）扔，掷，抛 He glanced at the letter and then tossed it into the bin.他扫了一眼信就把它丢进了垃圾箱。 The bull tossed him up into the air.公牛把他顶到了半空中。 [ + two objects ]Andrew tossed him the ball.安德鲁将球抛给他。 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. Let's toss a coin to see who'll go first.我们掷硬币来决定谁先去吧。 He tossed the letter into the bin. They tossed the beggars a few coins. I tossed a few clothes into a suitcase. I tossed a clove of garlic into the stew. Throwing arm cannon cast chuck fling heave hurl outpitch overhand peg precipitate sidearm sling stone throw throw something in toss underarm underhand unseat tossverb (FOOD)[ T ] When you toss food you shake or mix small pieces of it together with a sauce or dressing: 摇匀，搅拌（食物） a tossed salad拌色拉 (be) tossed inServe French beans tossed in a little garlic butter. toss a pancakeUK to quickly and suddenly lift the pan in which a pancake (= a thin, flat, round cake) is cooking so that the pancake goes up into the air and turns over before falling back into the pan: 把煎饼颠起翻面 Ben came second in the competition after tossing a pancake 21 times. Preparing food batch cooking biga bind breadmaking butter buttered clarify glaze glazed grate ingredient jerk rehydrate restuff rice rustle something up scoby toss whip zap tossverb (MOVE)[ T ] If you toss your hair or a part of your body you move it up and back suddenly: 向后甩（头发或身体部位） She tossed her head in annoyance.她生气地将头向后一甩。 She tossed back her hair.她向后甩了甩头发。 toss and turnC2[ I ] to move about from side to side or turn a lot in bed, especially because you cannot sleep: （尤指因无法入睡而）翻来覆去，辗转反侧 I was tossing and turning all night.我整晚辗转反侧，无法入睡。 Making short, sudden movements aquiver chatter choppily choppiness convulse convulsion jar jerk jerkily jerkiness jerky quake quiver recoil shaky shook shudder squirm toss whip tossverb (COIN)C1[ I or T ](alsotoss someone for something); (UK alsotoss up) to throw a coin up into the air and guess which side will land facing up, as a way of making a decision: 掷硬币决定 toss (a coin)Let's toss (a coin) to see who'll go first.我们掷硬币来决定谁先去吧。 "I'll toss you for it - heads or tails?"“我和你掷硬币来决定——你要正面还是反面？” Decisions and deciding ascription be make or break for someone/somethingidiom be on the horns of a dilemmaidiom choose clinch conclusion finalize fish or cut baitidiom flip flip a coinidiom get something into your headidiom judge see fitidiom sleep spin split decision swing swing the balanceidiom take it into your head to do somethingidiom take the plungeidiom tossverb (THROW OUT)[ Tusually passive ]USinformal to order a sports player or manager to leave a game because they have broken a rule: I got tossed after I argued with the officials. The umpire tossed our pitcher for deliberately throwing at a batter. Emitting and ejecting discharge displace displaced displacement eject ejection ejector emission emitter expel expulsion exude give something off loose send send something out shed shedding spew toss Phrasal verbstoss something around toss something aside toss something away toss something off toss (someone) off toss something out toss up Examples of tossingtossing In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. The character of musical responsivity was playful, as exemplified in the tossing back and forth of thematic material in new guises. Even if we save the lives of either side by tossing a coin, it is still unfair to people who are not saved. The problem is that without diggers exposing the quartz and tossing the "leaverites," there is hardly anything on the ground. The two women began tossing verse phrases back and forth giving the composer the idea of using a 'call-and-response' technique for much of the work. We might instead, for example, prefer to allocate the life-saving drug by tossing a fair coin, giving an equal chance to both patients. I shall then search for an argument which justifies the case for tossing a coin. He peeled off a piece of bun, tossing it to a pigeon. Then, dramatically tossing her head back, she extended her arms above her head in an arabesque. Tossing a coin to see who goes first is a widely used method. In that case, we may as well resort to tossing a coin in order to decide whether to save the little girl's life. Take for example the action of tossing a coin. It would not disagree with tossing a coin. We compare the overall bad of unfairness and the difference between the expected number of lives saved by tossing a coin and the number of lives saved for sure. If there is only one person on each side, tossing a fair coin might be the principle which no one can reasonably reject from individual standpoints. We didn't see our way clear to being as complete and coherent as you have to be in formal work without tossing out much of the action. 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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