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v. (threw, thrown) 1. хаях, шидэх, чулуудах. Please \throw me that towel. Тэр алчуурыг над руу шидээдхээч. \throw a look харц чулуудах. 2. хаягдах, шидэгдэх. The boat was thrown onto rocks. Завь хад хүртэл шидэгдсэн байв. 3. зовоох, түгшээх, хямруулах. \throw threats/ insults заналхийлэх/ доромжлох. 4. хэвэнд оруулах. 5. асаах. 6. солих, шинэчлэх. 7. цохих. 8. дүрсхийн уурлах. 9. үдэшлэг зохион байгуулах. \throw a graduation party төгсөлтийн үдэшлэг явуулах. throw about/ around 1. хаях, цацах, тараах. Don't \throw litter about like that. Битгий ингээд хог новш тариад байгаач. 2. мөнгө үрэх. he \throws his money тэр мөнгөө хамаа намаагүй үрдэг. throw oneself at sb сээтэгнэх, аальгүйтэх. Everyone can see she's just \throwing herself at Tom. Тэр Томтой сээтэгнээд байгаа нь илт байна. throw sth away (also throw sth out) 1. хаях. It's time we threw that old chair. Тэр хуучин сандлыг хаях цаг болжээ. 2. үрэх. Don't \throw away this chance. Энэ боломжийг алдавзаа. throw back хойшоо/ арагшаа чулуудах. throw sb back on sth аргагүйдэх, аргагүй болох. throw sth in 1. дагуулж, нэмэрт нь. I'll \throw in the stool for a pound. Нэг фунтыг авбал нэг сандал дагуулж өгнө. 2. үг хавчуулах, санал дэвшүүлэх. throw oneself/ sth into sth шамдан орох. throw off салах, тайлж хаях. I can't \throw off this cold. Би ханиаднаас ер салахгүй нь. throw oneself on sb бүрэн найдах. throw oneself on sth нөмрөх, өмсөх. throw sb out 1. гаргаж хаях, хөөж гаргах. 2. бодлыг нь таслах. 3. эмх замбараагий нь алдуулах. throw st out 1. үг хавчуулах. 2. саналаас татгалзах. The bill was \thrown out. Хуулийн төслийг батлаагүй байна. throw over хаях, орхиж явах. When he became rich he threw over all his old friends. Мөнгөтэй болоод тэр хуучин найз нөхдөөсөө бүгдээс нь салсан ажээ. throw (sth) up бөөлжих. throw sth up 1. огцрох, ажлаасаа гарах. He intends to \throw up his job. Тэр ажлаасаа гарах санаатай байгаа. 2. анхаарал татах. 3. яаруу сандруу барьж босгох. throw-away adj. хог, новш. a \throw-away remark ярианы далимд хэлсэн үг. n. 1. шидэлт. a well-aimed \throw сайн хараалсан шидэлт. 2. шидэлтийн зай. a throw нэг бүр нь, ширхэглэн зарах. Sell the cushions at $ 5 a \throw. Дэрээ нэг бүрийг нь 5 доллараар зараарай.
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