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1.b> (), ; , ; to throw stones at the window ; to throw the ball up and catch it again ; throw me that towel, please , ; then we had a competition to see who could throw the furthest , / i>; to throw the dice ; the ship was thrown onto the rocks i> ; to throw smth. open (.i> .i>); the windows were thrown open to let the smoke out ; globalization means throwing markets open to international competition ; the tree threw a long shadow across the lawn , ;
2.b> (), i> ; just throw your backpack down over there , ;
3.b> i> (), (), .i>; to throw back one's head and roar with laughter / ; to throw one's arms around smb. ; ; to throw oneself onto the bed / ;
4.b> i> () / ; it threw us into confusion ; to be thrown into sharp focus ;
5.b> .i> (), ; , ; , ; your question threw me ; the news of his death really threw us ;
6.b> .i> (), (, , i>);
7.b> i> (), (, .i>); a wheel-thrown / a hand-thrown / vase / ;
8.b> .i> (), (i>);
tob> throw awayb> 1) (), ( i> / i>); it is useless, you can throw it away , ; that old table should be thrown away ;
2) ( ); ; to throw away an opportunity ; tob> throw offb> / () i>; I entered the room and threw off my wet raincoat / ; tob> throw onb> / () i>; I just threw on the first shirt I found , ; she threw on a sweater and ran out of the door ; tob> throw togetherb> (), ; his wife threw together a quick meal ; tob> throw upb> .i> i> (); , ; the stench made me want to throw up ; the infant has thrown up his dinner ;
to throw accusations at someoneb> / ; to throw light on smthb>. , / ; to throw doubt at smth.b> , ; to throw oneself into smth.b> / / ; to throw one's hat into the ringb> , , ..i> .
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