throw
verb
noun
θrəʊ
verb
1
THROW A BALL/STONE ETC
扔球/石头等
to
make
an
object
such
as
a
ball
move
quickly
through
the
air
by
pushing
your
hand
forward
quickly
and
letting
the
object
go
投,扔,抛,掷
I,T
throw
sth
to
sb
He
threw
his
shirt
to
someone
in
the
crowd.
他把他的衬衫扔给了人群中的一个人。
throw
sth
at
sb/sth
Someone
threw
a
stone
at
the
car.
有个人朝汽车扔了一块石头。
a
crowd
of
boys
throwing
snowballs
at
each
other
互扔雪球的一群男孩
throw
sb
sth
Throw
me
that
towel,
would
you.
请把那块毛巾扔给我吧。
2
PUT STH CARELESSLY
随意放置某物
to
put
something
somewhere
quickly
and
carelessly
随手扔下〔某物〕
T always + adv/prep
He
threw
a
handful
of
money
onto
the
table.
他把一把钱扔到了桌子上。
Don’t
just
throw
your
clothes
on
the
floor
–
pick
them
up!
不要把衣服扔在地板上 — 把它们捡起来!
3
PUSH ROUGHLY/VIOLENTLY
粗鲁地/猛烈地推
to
push
someone
or
something
roughly
and
violently
〔粗鲁猛烈地〕把…推向,抛向
T always + adv/prep
The
bus
stopped
suddenly
and
we
were
all
thrown
forwards.
公共汽车猛地停住,我们都被抛向前面。
The
guards
threw
Biko
to
the
ground
and
started
kicking
him.
卫兵们把比科推倒在地,开始踢他。
The
bomb
exploded,
throwing
bricks
and
debris
into
the
air
.
炸弹爆炸了,把碎砖瓦块抛向空中。
She
drew
the
curtains
and
threw
open
the
windows.
她拉开窗帘,一把推开窗户。
4
MAKE SB FALL
使某人倒下
a.
to
make
your
opponent
fall
to
the
ground
in
a
sport
in
which
you
fight
b.
if
a
horse
throws
its
rider,
it
makes
them
fall
onto
the
ground
〔马〕把〔骑手〕摔倒在地
T
5
MOVE HANDS/HEAD ETC
移动手/头等
to
suddenly
and
quickly
move
your
hands,
arms,
head
etc
into
a
new
position
急伸,猛动〔手、臂、头等〕
T always + adv/prep
I
threw
my
arms
around
her
and
kissed
her.
我一把把她抱住,亲吻她。
He
threw
his
head
back
and
laughed.
他仰头大笑。
6
CONFUSE SB
使某人困惑
to
make
someone
feel
very
confused
使困惑
T
It
threw
me
completely
when
she
said
she
was
coming
to
stay
with
us.
她说她要来和我们一起住,把我弄得不知所措。
7
throw yourself at/on/into/down etc
to
move
or
jump
somewhere
suddenly
and
with
a
lot
of
force
突然猛力地扑向/跳到/冲进/扑倒等
He
threw
himself
down
onto
the
bed.
他一头倒在床上。
She
committed
suicide
by
throwing
herself
out
of
a
tenth
floor
window.
她从十楼窗户跳下去自杀了。
8
throw sb in/into prison/jail
to
put
someone
in
prison
把某人投进监狱
Anyone
who
opposes
the
regime
is
thrown
in
jail.
凡是反对这个政权的人都会被投进监狱。
9
throw sb out of work/office etc
to
suddenly
take
away
someone’s
job
or
position
of
authority
突然把某人解雇/解职等
Hundreds
of
men
were
thrown
out
of
work
when
the
mine
closed
down.
矿井关闭,数百人一下子都失去了工作。
Elections
were
held,
and
the
government
was
thrown
out
of
office.
举行了选举,政府被赶下台。
10
throw sb/sth into confusion/chaos/disarray etc
10.
to
make
people
feel
very
confused
and
not
certain
about
what
they
should
do
使某人/某事陷入困惑/混乱/凌乱等中
Everyone
was
thrown
into
confusion
by
this
news.
人人都被这个消息弄得不知所措。
The
transport
industry
has
been
thrown
into
chaos
by
the
strike.
运输业因为这次罢工已经陷入一片混乱。
11
throw doubt on sth
11.
to
make
people
think
that
something
is
probably
not
true
使人们对某事产生怀疑
Fresh
evidence
has
thrown
doubt
on
her
story.
新的证据让人对她的说法产生了怀疑。
12
throw suspicion on sb
12.
to
make
people
think
that
someone
is
probably
guilty
使人们对某人产生怀疑
This
latest
document
throws
suspicion
on
the
company
chairman.
这份最新的文件使人们开始对公司的董事长产生了怀疑。
13
throw sb a look/glance/smile etc
13.
to
quickly
look
at
someone
with
a
particular
expression
that
shows
how
you
are
feeling
朝某人看了看/瞥了一眼/笑了笑等
He
threw
Anna
a
big
smile.
他对安娜粲然一笑。
He
threw
a
glance
at
Connor.
他瞥了康纳一眼。
14
throw a fit/tantrum
14.
to
react
in
a
very
angry
way
大发一通脾气
I
can’t
tell
my
parents
–
they’d
throw
a
fit!
我不能告诉父母 — 他们会大发雷霆的!
15
throw a question/remark etc (at sb)
15.
to
say
something
to
someone
or
ask
them
something
roughly
粗鲁地(对某人)提问题/说话等
They
threw
a
few
awkward
questions
at
me.
他们问了我几个令人尴尬的问题。
‘You’re
early!’
she
threw
at
him
accusingly.
“你来早了!”她责怪他。
16
throw sth open
16.
a.
to
allow
people
to
go
into
a
place
that
is
usually
kept
private
b.
to
allow
anyone
to
take
part
in
a
competition
or
a
discussion
允许…参加〔竞赛〕; 允许…公开〔讨论〕
[+
to
]
Plans
have
been
announced
to
throw
the
Palace
open
to
the
public.
宣布了向公众开放宫殿的计划。
[+
to
]
I
would
now
like
to
throw
the
debate
open
to
our
audience.
我现在希望观众们能加入我们的讨论。
17
to
make
something
start
or
stop
working
by
moving
a
control
扳动开关/把手/控制杆〔使设备启动或停止〕
He
threw
a
switch
and
the
lights
all
went
out.
他按了一下开关,所有的灯都熄灭了。
18
throw a party
18.
to
organize
a
party
and
invite
people
举办一次聚会
19
throw money at sth
19.
to
try
to
solve
a
problem
by
spending
a
lot
of
money
but
without
really
thinking
about
the
problem
[非正式] 大量花钱〔以解决某个问题,但没经过深思熟虑〕
informal
The
problem
cannot
be
solved
by
throwing
money
at
it.
这个问题花钱是解决不了的。
20
be thrown back on sth
20.
to
be
forced
to
have
to
depend
on
your
own
skills,
knowledge
etc
被迫依靠〔自己的技能、知识等〕
Once
again,
we
were
thrown
back
on
our
own
resources.
我们不得不再次自力更生。
21
throw yourself into sth
21.
to
start
doing
an
activity
with
a
lot
of
effort
and
energy
积极投入到某事中去
Since
her
husband
died,
she’s
thrown
herself
into
her
work.
自从丈夫去世后,她就全身心投入到工作之中。
22
throw your weight around
22.
to
use
your
position
of
authority
to
tell
people
what
to
do
in
an
unreasonable
way
耀武扬威,作威作福
He’s
the
sort
of
insensitive
bully
who
enjoys
throwing
his
weight
around.
他是个冷漠无情、仗势欺人的家伙,就爱到处横行霸道。
23
throw your weight behind sb/sth
23.
to
support
a
plan,
person
etc
and
use
your
power
to
make
sure
they
succeed
支持某人/某事,作为某人/某事的后盾
The
party
leadership
is
throwing
its
weight
behind
the
campaign.
该党的领导层鼎力支持这项活动。
24
throw light on sth
24.
to
make
something
easier
to
understand
by
providing
new
information
〔提供新资料〕使某事更易理解
Recent
investigations
have
thrown
new
light
on
how
the
two
men
died.
最近的调查对这两名男子的死因有了新的解释。
25
throw a light/shadow
25.
to
make
light
or
shadow
fall
on
a
particular
place
投下光线/影子
The
trees
threw
long,
dark
shadows
across
the
cornfield.
树木在玉米地里投下长长的影子。
26
throw the book at sb
26.
to
punish
someone
as
severely
as
possible
or
charge
them
with
as
many
offences
as
possible
[非正式] 从严惩罚某人; 从严起诉某人
informal
If
you
get
caught
they’ll
throw
the
book
at
you!
如果你被抓住,他们会从严惩罚你!
27
throw sth (back) in sb’s face
27.
to
be
unkind
to
someone
after
they
have
been
kind
to
you
or
helped
you
以怨报德; 忘恩负义
I
felt
that
everything
I’d
done
for
them
was
thrown
back
in
my
face.
我感到我为他们做的一切都是好心没好报。
28
throw up your hands (in horror/dismay etc)
28.
to
do
something
that
shows
you
think
something
is
not
good
but
feel
you
cannot
do
anything
to
change
it
(惊恐、沮丧等地)举起双手〔表示你认为某事不好,却又无可奈何〕
Ted
threw
up
his
hands
in
disgust.
‘Can’t
you
make
her
change
her
mind?’
he
asked.
特德反感地甩了甩手。“你不能让她改变主意吗?”他问道。
29
throw in your hand
29.
to
stop
trying
to
do
something
停止做某事;
30
throw yourself at sb
30.
to
try
very
hard
to
attract
someone’s
attention
because
you
want
to
have
a
sexual
relationship
with
them
[非正式] 对某人主动,向某人献媚
informal
31
throw a punch
31.
to
try
to
hit
someone
with
your
hand
in
a
fight
打出一拳
We
need
to
sort
this
out
before
people
start
throwing
punches.
我们要在人们开始动武之前把这件事处理好。
32
throw a match/game/fight
32.
to
deliberately
lose
a
fight
or
sports
game
that
you
could
have
won
故意输掉比赛
He
was
allegedly
offered
£20,000
to
throw
the
match.
据称他收了两万英镑故意输掉比赛。
33
throw dice/a six/a four etc
33.
to
roll
DICE
or
to
get
a
particular
number
by
rolling
dice
掷骰子/掷了六点/掷出四点等
You
have
to
throw
a
six
to
start.
你必须掷一个六点才能开始。
34
throw a pot
34.
to
make
a
pot
by
shaping
clay
as
it
turns
round
on
a
special
wheel
拉坯做陶罐
35
throw your voice
35.
to
use
a
special
trick
to
make
your
voice
seem
to
be
coming
from
a
different
place
from
the
place
you
are
standing
隔空传音〔利用特别方法让你的声音听起来像是来自别处〕
36
throw caution to the wind(s)
36.
to
ignore
the
risks
and
deliberately
behave
in
a
way
that
may
cause
trouble
or
problems
不顾一切
I
threw
caution
to
the
winds
and
followed
him.
我把应有的谨慎都抛诸脑后,跟踪起他来。
37
throw the baby out with the bath water
37.
to
get
rid
of
good
useful
parts
of
a
system,
organization
etc
when
you
are
changing
it
in
order
to
try
and
make
it
better
把婴儿和洗澡水一起倒掉,不分良莠一起抛弃
38
to
get
rid
of
something
that
you
do
not
want
or
need
扔掉,丢弃
I
never
throw
clothes
away.
我从不丢弃衣服。
I
shouldn’t
have
thrown
away
the
receipt.
我不应该扔掉那张收据的。
39
to
spend
money
in
a
way
that
is
not
sensible
浪费
I
can’t
afford
to
throw
money
away.
我没钱挥霍。
40
to
waste
something
good
that
you
have,
for
example
a
skill
or
an
opportunity
浪费掉〔本领〕; 错过〔机会〕
This
could
be
the
best
chance
you’ll
ever
have.
Don’t
throw
it
away!
这或许是你能得到的最好机会。别白白地错过了!
41
to
add
something
to
what
you
are
selling,
without
increasing
the
price
免费添加,额外奉送
We
paid
$2000
for
the
boat,
with
the
trailer
and
spares
thrown
in.
我们花了 2000 美元买那艘船,拖车和备用件是附送的。
42
if
you
throw
in
a
remark,
you
say
it
suddenly
without
thinking
carefully
随口说〔话〕
She
threw
in
a
couple
of
odd
remarks
about
men.
她突然冒出几句关于男人的怪话。
43
throw in the sponge/towel
to
admit
that
you
have
been
defeated
[非正式] 认输,承认失败
informal
44
to
take
off
a
piece
of
clothing
in
a
quick
careless
way
匆匆脱掉〔衣服〕
They
threw
off
their
clothes
and
dived
in.
他们匆匆脱掉衣服,跳入水中。
45
to
get
free
from
something
that
has
been
limiting
your
freedom
摆脱〔束缚〕
In
1845,
they
finally
threw
off
the
yoke
of
foreign
rule.
1845 年,他们终于摆脱了外国统治的枷锁。
46
if
you
throw
off
an
illness,
you
get
better
from
it
摆脱〔疾病〕
It’s
taken
me
ages
to
throw
off
this
cold.
我感冒了很长时间才好。
47
to
escape
from
someone
or
something
that
is
chasing
you
甩掉,摆脱掉〔追赶者〕
We
ran
flat
out
for
about
half
a
mile
before
we
could
throw
them
off.
我们拼命地跑了大约半英里才把他们甩掉。
48
to
produce
large
amounts
of
heat
or
light
散发出,放射出〔大量热或光〕
The
engine
was
throwing
off
so
much
heat
that
the
air
above
it
shimmered
with
haze.
发动机散发出太多的热量,使它的上方雾蒙蒙的一片。
49
to
put
on
a
piece
of
clothing
quickly
and
carelessly
匆匆穿上〔衣服〕
I
threw
on
a
pair
of
jeans
and
a
T-shirt.
我套上牛仔裤和 T 恤衫。
50
to
get
rid
of
something
that
you
do
not
want
or
need
扔掉,丢弃
We
usually
throw
out
all
our
old
magazines.
我们通常把所有的旧杂志都扔掉。
51
to
make
someone
leave
a
place,
school,
or
organization,
especially
because
they
have
done
something
that
is
against
the
rules
撵走,开除,解雇〔某人〕
Nick
got
thrown
out
of
college
in
the
second
year
for
taking
drugs.
尼克在大学二年级时因为吸毒被开除了。
I
knew
he
would
never
throw
us
out
on
the
street
(=make
us
leave
our
home
when
we
have
nowhere
else
to
live)
.
我知道他绝不会把我们赶到大街上去。
52
if
people
throw
out
a
plan
or
suggestion,
they
refuse
to
accept
it
拒绝〔接受计划或建议〕
The
idea
was
thrown
out
by
the
committee.
那个想法被委员会否定了。
The
bill
was
thrown
out
by
the
Senate.
议案被参议院否决了。
53
if
something
throws
out
smoke,
heat,
dust
etc,
it
produces
a
lot
of
it
and
fills
the
air
with
it
散发出〔大量烟雾、热量、灰尘等〕
huge
trucks
throwing
out
noxious
fumes
from
their
exhausts
排气管喷着有毒废气的大型卡车
54
to
end
a
romantic
relationship
with
someone
甩掉〔某人,指结束恋爱关系〕
55
to
make
something
such
as
a
meal
quickly
and
not
very
carefully
匆匆张罗出〔饭菜等〕
There’s
lots
of
food
in
the
fridge
–
I’m
sure
I
can
throw
something
together.
冰箱里有许多食物 — 我肯定能做点东西来吃。
56
if
a
situation
throws
people
together,
it
makes
them
meet
and
know
each
other
使〔人们〕相遇相识; 使偶然相聚在一起
It
was
the
war
that
had
thrown
them
together.
是战争使他们相遇相识。
57
to
bring
food
or
drink
up
from
your
stomach
out
through
your
mouth
because
you
are
ill
〔因生病〕呕吐,呕出;
Georgia
was
bent
over
the
basin,
throwing
up.
乔治娅俯身在脸盆上呕吐。
58
throw sth up
↔
to
produce
problems,
ideas,
results
etc
[英] 产生〔问题、想法、结果等〕
BrE
The
arrangement
may
throw
up
problems
in
other
areas.
这样的安排可能会带来其他方面的问题。
59
throw sth up
↔
if
a
vehicle,
runner
etc
throws
up
dust,
water
etc
as
they
move
along,
they
make
it
rise
into
the
air
〔车辆、跑步者等经过时〕扬起〔灰尘〕; 溅起〔水〕
60
throw sth up
↔
to
suddenly
leave
your
job,
your
home
etc
[英,非正式] 突然辞去〔工作〕; 抛弃〔家庭〕
BrE informal
I
can’t
just
throw
everything
up
and
come
and
live
with
you.
我不能就这么抛弃一切,来和你一同生活。
61
throw sth up
↔
to
build
something
quickly
[英] 匆匆搭建,匆忙建造
BrE
new
houses
hastily
thrown
up
by
developers
开发商匆忙盖起来的新房子
noun
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an
action
in
which
someone
throws
something
抛; 扔; 摔; 投
That
was
a
great
throw!
多么漂亮的一投!
a
throw
of
over
80
metres
投出八十多米的距离
63
an
action
in
which
someone
rolls
a
DICE
in
a
game
投,掷(骰子)
It’s
your
throw.
该你掷骰子了。
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a
large
piece
of
cloth
that
you
put
loosely
over
a
chair
to
cover
it
and
make
it
look
attractive
〔椅子的〕罩,套
a
brightly-coloured
cotton
throw
色彩鲜艳的棉椅套