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单词 throw
释义
throw
verb
uk
/θrəʊ/us
/θroʊ/
threw|thrown

throwverb(SEND THROUGH AIR)

A2[IorT]
tosendsomething through theairwithforce,especiallyby asuddenmovementof thearm:
投；抛；掷；扔
Myfriendthrew theballback over thefence.我朋友把球从围栏上掷了回去。
Thecoatwas thrown over the back of thechair.大衣丢在椅背上。
She threw herselfinto achair,exhausted.她筋疲力尽地倒在椅子上。
Theriderwas thrown as thehorsejumpedthefence.马跳过栅栏时骑手被甩了下来。
He threwapunchat(=hit)hisattacker.他向攻击他的人猛击了一拳。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
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.
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throw a glance/look
tolookquicklyorsuddenly:
扫一眼，瞥一眼
Theboythrew afrightenedlookin thedirectionof thehouse.男孩朝房子那边惊恐地看了一眼。
More examples
  • Don't throwyourapplecoreon thefloor!
  • Theducksstartedquackingloudlywhen we threw them somebread.
  • Shescrewedthebagup and threw it in thebin.
  • Somedemonstratorswerearrestedfor throwingstonesat thepolice.
  • Thegameinvolvedthrowingmetalringsover astick.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Throwing
  • arm
  • cast
  • flick
  • fling
  • heave
  • hurl
  • outpitch
  • overhand
  • peg
  • pelt
  • project
  • sling
  • stone
  • thread
  • throwsomethingin
  • toss
  • underarm
  • underhand
  • wang
  • whang
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Using the eyes

throwverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

C2[T]
tocausetomoveoractquicklyorcarelessly:
猛推；猛动
She threwbackherhair.她把头发往后甩了甩。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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
  • precipitately
  • prompt
  • promptly
  • promptness
  • quickie
  • rattlesomethingoff
  • stroke
  • tear
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throwverb(CONFUSE)

[T]
toconfuseorshocksomeone orcausedifficultyfor them:
使困惑；使惊讶；难住
I wasn'texpectingavisitor. I was really thrown.我没想到会有人来，我真是措手不及。
Thenewsof thecoupthrew them into astateofpanic.政变的消息使他们陷入了恐慌。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Puzzle and confuse
  • addle
  • baffle
  • bedazzle
  • befuddle
  • bemuse
  • blind
  • discombobulate
  • disorientate
  • dosomeone'shead inidiom
  • flummox
  • fox
  • fuddle
  • loop
  • puzzle
  • ravel
  • search
  • throw(someone)a curve (ball)idiom
  • throwsomeoneoff balanceidiom
  • tie
  • tiesomeone(up) in knotsidiom
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throwverb(OPEN)

throwsomethingopen
toopensomething that wasclosed, usuallysuddenlyandcompletely:
突然打开；完全打开
Shedrewback thecurtainsand threwopenall thewindows.她拉开窗帘，把所有窗户都打开。
toallowpeopletoenterorbecomeinvolvedin anevent:
使…向公众开放
Thecompetitionhas been thrownopento thepublic.这项竞赛已经对公众开放了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unfastening and opening
  • breaker
  • gape
  • let/setsomethinglooseidiom
  • loose
  • loosen
  • loosenyourgripidiom
  • shut(someone)up
  • steam
  • tease
  • teasesomethingout
  • the earth/ground/floor opensidiom
  • unbuckle
  • unbutton
  • unfold
  • unlace
  • unlock
  • unpick
  • unplug
  • unroll
  • unzip
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Starting and beginning

throwverb(PARTY)

throw a party
to have aparty:
举办聚会
Flavio threw apartyfor Colin's 50thbirthday.弗拉维亚为庆祝柯林的50岁生日举办了聚会。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Celebrating & entertaining
  • amuse
  • amused
  • bacchanalian
  • banqueting
  • bar-hop
  • emcee
  • entertain
  • entertaining
  • ents
  • go to townidiom
  • hostess
  • kill
  • perform
  • propose
  • push
  • regalesomeonewithsomething
  • rejoice
  • rejoicing
  • revel
  • revel insomething
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throwverb(ANGER)

throw a fit/tantrum
toexperienceand show astrongfeelingofanger,especiallysuddenly:
大发脾气
Mymotherthrew afitwhen shesawwhat amesswe'd made of herkitchen.我母亲看到我们把厨房弄得一团糟时，她大发脾气。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Becoming angry and expressing anger
  • (almost) burst a blood vesselidiom
  • ape
  • ballistic
  • bananas
  • bay for bloodidiom
  • blow
  • chip
  • fly off the handleidiom
  • fulminating
  • fume
  • get bent out of shapeidiom
  • getyourknickers in a twistidiom
  • go through the roofidiom
  • roof
  • sharp
  • sharpness
  • splenetic
  • stew
  • temper
  • tempered
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throwverb(SHAPE)

[T]artspecialized
toshapeclayon aspecialroundtablethatspins
（在拉坯轮上）把…拉成坯
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ceramics & pottery
  • amphora
  • biscuit ware
  • bisque
  • bisqueware
  • bone china
  • ceramics
  • china
  • chinoiserie
  • earthen
  • earthenware
  • fire
  • glazed
  • kaolin
  • kiln
  • porcelain
  • potter
  • pottery
  • stoneware
  • terracotta
  • ware
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Idioms

throwsomethingback insomeone'sface
throwsomeoneback ontheirown resources
throw the book atsomeone
throw caution to the wind/winds
throw cold water onsomething
throw(someone)a curve (ball)
throw good money after bad
throw in the towel
throw(your)money/cash around
throw money atsomething
More idioms
throwsomeoneoff balance
throwsomeoneto the dogs
throw upyourhands in horror/despair
throwyourvoice
throwyourweight around

Phrasal verbs

throwyourselfatsomeone
throwsomethingaway/out
throwsomethingaway
throwsomethingin
throwyourself intosomething
throwsomethingon
throwsomethingoff
throwsomething/someoneoff
throwsomethingout
throwsomeoneout
More phrasal verbs
throwsomeoneover
throwsomethingtogether
throwsomeonetogether
throw(something)up
throwsomethingup
throw
noun
uk
/θrəʊ/us
/θroʊ/

thrownoun(THROWING)

[C]
anactof throwing something:
投；掷
a throw of thedice掷骰子
picture of throw
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Throwing
  • arm
  • cast
  • flick
  • fling
  • heave
  • hurl
  • outpitch
  • overhand
  • peg
  • pelt
  • project
  • sling
  • stone
  • thread
  • throwsomethingin
  • toss
  • underarm
  • underhand
  • wang
  • whang
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thrownoun(EACH)

a throw[S]UKinformal
used tomeaneach thing or for eachtime:
每一个；每一次
We could get acoffeein there but theychargethreequida throw.我们可以在那里买到咖啡，不过他们每份要卖三英镑。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: both, all, each & every
  • A, a
  • all
  • all roundphrase
  • any
  • apiece
  • both
  • each
  • either
  • every
  • every minuteidiom
  • pan
  • per
  • pop
  • strength
  • the
  • to
  • whole

thrownoun(COVER)

[C]
alargepieceofcloththat you use tocoverachair,sofa, etc. to make itlookattractive:
（用于沙发等上的）薄毯
A throw canprotecta newsofaorenhancetheappearanceof anold,tiredone.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。
picture of throw
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Coverings and layers
  • a blanket ofsomethingidiom
  • beeswax wrap
  • blanket
  • brazen
  • casing
  • diaphragm
  • interstratification
  • interstratify
  • lagging
  • layer
  • layered
  • seam
  • sheath
  • strata
  • stratum
  • substratum
  • superstratum
  • tar paper
  • varnish
  • vein
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(Definition ofthrowfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

throw| American Dictionary

throw
verb
us
/θroʊ/
past tensethrewus/θru/|past participlethrownus/θroʊn/

throwverb(SEND THROUGH AIR)

[I/T]
tosendsomething through theair,esp. by asuddenmovementof thearm:
[T]Throw me theball./Throw theballto me.
[I]I didn’t throw as well as Iexpectedto.
[T]He was thrown from hismotorcycle.

throwverb(MOVE QUICKLY)

[T]
tomovesomethingquicklyor with alackofattention, or tocausesomeone or something tomovequickly:
He threw theswitchand thelightscame on.
Suddenly, shegrabbedthesnakeand threw it to theground.
[M]They threw uptheirhandstoprotectthemselves from thehail.
[M]He threw hisheadback andlaughed.
[M]Throw a fewpeppersin thepot.

throwverb(CONFUSE)

[T]infml
toconfusesomeone:
Thatquestionreally threw me at first.

Idioms

throw a party
throwsomeonefor a loop
throwsomeonein jail
throw in the towel
throwyourselfintosomething
throw money atsomething
throw the book atsomeone
throwyourweight around

Phrasal verbs

throw awaysomething
throw insomething
throw offsomething
throw offsomething/someone
throw onsomething
throw outsomething
throw outsomeone
throw togethersomething/someone
throw up(something)
throw
noun[C]
us
/θroʊ/

thrownoun[C](THROWING SOMETHING)

theactof throwing something,esp. aball:
Shetimedher throw so theballreachedthebasewhen he did.
(Definition ofthrowfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

throw| Business English

throw
verb[T]
uk
/θrəʊ/us
threw|thrown
throw the book at sbinformal
topunishsomeone asseverelyaspossibleforbreakingthelaw:
The UStaxauthoritiesthrewthebookat theEuropeanaccountancygroupoveritstax-savingschemes.
throw good money after baddisapproving
towastemoneybycontinuingtoinvestin something that has alreadycosta lot and isunlikelyto be asuccess:
Thegovernmentmay bethrowinggoodmoneyafterbadby usingtaxpayers'moneytobailout thefailingbanks.
throw your hat into the ring
toannouncethat youwanttocompetefor something, beconsideredfor ajob, etc.:
He is the sixthcandidateto throw hishatinto theringfor thetopjobin theorganization.
throw your money aroundinformaldisapproving
tospenda lot ofmoney,especiallyin a way thatshowspeopleyou are notworriedaboutmoney:
Despite thebiggestrecessionin over adecade,cityprofessionalsstillseemto have plenty ofmoneyto throw around.
throw money at sthdisapproving
totrytosolveaproblemor make somethingsuccessfulbyspendinga lot ofmoney,ratherthan, forexample, having newideas:
Thegovernmentwill have to throwmoneyat anyproblemstoensurethesiteisbuiltontime.
throw money down the drainUK(USthrow money down a rat hole)
towastemoneybyspendingit on something that will never be asuccessor make anyprofit:
Investorsthrewmoneydown thedrainby makingregularcontributionsto thefailedpensionplan.
throw your weight arounddisapproving
toactin a way thatemphasizeshow muchpowerorauthorityyou have:
Theboarddidn't like the waymajorityshareholderswerethrowingtheirweightaround.
throw your weight behind sth
to useyourpowertosupportaproject, anidea, etc.:
Seniorpoliticiansthrewtheirweightbehind the charity'scampaign.

See also

curveball

Phrasal verbs

throw sth away
throw sth in
throw sth out
throw sth up
(Definition ofthrowfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofthrow

throw
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.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This causes a perturbation in the initial conditions of the next step throwing the trajectory off the surfaces.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The following two experiments were designed tothrowlight on these options.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Although it would be time-consuming to undertake, an analysis of such cases mightthrowlight upon the circumstances in which he preferred the reiterated note.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Then it would be possible to achieve a steady state by throwing away capital.
From theCambridge English Corpus
But they do notthrowa direct light on particular economic problems of our age.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The model can also be used tothrowlight on how strategies evolved over time in some countries or wine areas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
And when he ate he threw it up.
From theCambridge English Corpus
To simplify the exposition wethrowaway some generality at this stage.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Again, thisthrow-away prototype is ascertained with the assistance of reviews and milestones.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The case was thrown out by federal court.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such research wouldthrowmore light on the implications of caremanagement being undertaken by staff other than social workers.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As in delivery, some valuable thing comes out, while the redundant is thrown away.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is wasteful tothrowout a repository of patterns, some of which may have been established over millennia.
From theCambridge English Corpus
His diplomatic approach throws the problems back to the opponents' side.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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