Throw Meaning in English
word
/ˈθɹoʊ/
throh
/θɹˈəʊ/
throh
释义
To make something move through the air by sending it from your hand, usually quickly. It can also mean to get rid of something by letting it fall, or to organize something quickly (informal).
用法与细微差别
Common in both literal and idiomatic phrases ('throw a party', 'throw away'). Use 'throw away' for garbage, 'throw up' for vomiting. Informal context with events (e.g., 'throw a fit' means to get very angry).
Spanish: lanzar - tirar (desechar)Portuguese (BR): jogar - atirar (desfazer-se)Portuguese (PT): atirar - deitar foraChinese (Simplified): 扔 - 投Chinese (Traditional): 扔 - 投Hindi: फेंकनाArabic: يرمي - يلقيBengali: ছোঁড়া - নিক্ষেপ করা - ফেলাRussian: бросать - кидатьJapanese: 投げるVietnamese: ném - vứtKorean: 던지다Turkish: atmak - fırlatmakUrdu: پھینکناIndonesian: melempar - membuang
例句
She can throw a ball very far.
basic
Please throw your trash in the bin.
basic
I saw him throw a stone into the river.
basic
They want to throw a big party for her birthday.
natural
Don't throw away your old books; I can use them.
natural
He totally threw me with his weird question.
natural