Throw yourself at Meaning in English
expression
释义
To show someone very clearly, and sometimes aggressively, that you want a romantic or sexual relationship with them. It can also mean to devote all your energy to an activity.
用法与细微差别
Informal and sometimes slightly negative — can imply desperation or lack of subtlety. Often used for romantic or sexual pursuit, but can also describe strong dedication to a task ('throw yourself at your work'). Not literal.
例句
She always throws herself at famous actors.
basic
Don't throw yourself at someone who isn't interested.
basic
He decided to throw himself at his studies this year.
basic
She's not the type to throw herself at guys—she prefers to wait.
natural
If you really want that job, you have to throw yourself at every opportunity.
natural
He was embarrassed because she completely threw herself at him at the party.
natural