fling Ir> ];
7.b> .i> i>. / ();
II
1.b> (), ; to fling a coat on a dress / ; to fling a scarf over one's shoulders ; to fling one's clothes on / ;
2.b> () i>;
3.b> 1) ..i> () / ;
2) - ..i> (), ..i> ; to fling abuse at smb. - ;
4.b> , .i>. (), (.i> to fling off); the flowers fling their fragrance all around ;
5.b> : to fling (door etci>) open ( .i>.) , ();
to fling aboutb> 1) i> - (-), ;
2) : to fling one's arms about ..i> (), ;
3) : to fling oneself about like a madman - ;
4) : to fling one's money about () / ;
to fling asideb> 1) (), ; he flung aside the wishes of his parents i> / ;
2) / i> (); he flung aside his old friends ;
to fling backb> (), ; to fling back the enemy , ;
to fling downb> 1) (), ;
2) (), ;
to fling inb> 1) i> () . i>; if you buy the furniture, the store will fling in a television set , ;
2) (), ( ..i>); there was no need to fling in this remark ;
to flingb> offb> 1) (), ; I can't fling off this cold ;
2) i> (); to fling off a remark ;
to flingb> overb> (), ;
to fling tob> (), ;
to fling upb> 1) (), , (i>); to fling up one's job , ; to fling up one's studies ; to fling up a design ;
2) : to fling up a chance ();
to fling up one's heelsb> , ; to fling in smb.'s teethb> , ; to fling oneself on / upon / smb.'s mercyb> / , ; to fling caution to the windsb> .