1.throw(扔、投掷)的过去式
1.to use your hand to send an object through the air
2.to put something somewhere in a quick careless way
3.if a horse throws you, you fall off when it makes a sudden violent movement; to use force to move someone or something; to suddenly move your body or a part of your body into a particular position
4.if someone is thrown into prison or a similar place, they are forced to go there
5.to suddenly aim a look, smile, etc. in a particular direction
6.to deliberately lose a game or competition
7.if you throw a switch, handle, etc., you move it up or down, for example in order to start or stop a machine
8.to put someone or something into a bad state; if something throws you, it makes you surprised or confused because you did not expect it
9.if you throw something such as questions, ideas, comments, etc. at someone, you suddenly ask them or mention them
10.if something throws light or shadows somewhere, it makes light or shadows appear there
1.to use your hand to send an object through the air
2.to put something somewhere in a quick careless way
3.if a horse throws you, you fall off when it makes a sudden violent movement; to use force to move someone or something; to suddenly move your body or a part of your body into a particular position
4.if someone is thrown into prison or a similar place, they are forced to go there
5.to suddenly aim a look, smile, etc. in a particular direction
6.to deliberately lose a game or competition
7.if you throw a switch, handle, etc., you move it up or down, for example in order to start or stop a machine
8.to put someone or something into a bad state; if something throws you, it makes you surprised or confused because you did not expect it
9.if you throw something such as questions, ideas, comments, etc. at someone, you suddenly ask them or mention them
10.if something throws light or shadows somewhere, it makes light or shadows appear there
1.the action of throwing something such as a ball
2.a large piece of cloth that you put over a chair, bed, etc. to make it look nice
3.the action of throwing your opponent to the ground in a sport such as wrestling
1.If I threw these keys away then those doors will be closed forever. And that shouldn't be up to me to decide, should it?
要是我把它们扔掉那些门就会永远锁着。这点不应该由我作主，对不对？
2.He threw himself upon his back and wallow at my feet.
他四脚朝天地倒下去，在我脚边打滚。
3.He also threw Charal into the dungeon for her failure, and took the magical ring that was the source of her transformation abilities.
查拉尔因行事不力，也被投进地牢，还被夺走魔法戒指，失去了变身能力。
4.ODDLY for such a champion of family values, Mitt Romney once threw stones at his wife.
像米特•罗姆尼这么一位家庭观念至上的人，居然向妻子扔过石头，真是不可思议。
5.She threw off her cloak, cast it aside, and sat down, staring at her white and trembling hands clasped in her lap.
纳西莎脱掉斗篷扔到一边，坐了下来，眼睛盯着自己那双交叉在膝盖上的苍白颤抖的手。
6.to my astonishment , he threw out the book and screamed at me with a furious look on his face.
令我惊讶的是他把那本书丢出去，并满脸怒色的对我尖叫。
7.The boss threw us a curve ball when he announced that each employee would have to bring his own food to the company picnic.
老板宣布每个职工自己带食物参加公司野餐时，我们都感到惊讶。
8.In a little while he rose to the surface of the water with the ball in his mouth, and threw it on the grass.
过了一会，他嘴里衔着球浮出水面，把球丢在草地上。
9.With that she turned to girl into a block of wood and threw it into the fire.
说罢将姑娘变成了一段木头，扔进了火堆。
10.The Emperor leapt to his feet, and taking a lance from a stand of arms, he threw it at me.
皇帝一跃而起，自武器架子上取了一支长矛朝我掷来。