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n. worp, gooi--------v. werpen; toegooien; afgooien; gooien metthrow1[ θroo] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:————————throw2II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 richten ⇒ (toe)werpen, toezenden7 snel op zijn plaats brengen ⇒ werpen, leggen, maken8 verslaan9 maken ⇒ hebben, organiseren♦voorbeelden:1 throw dice • dobbelstenen gooien, dobbelenthe horse threw him • het paard wierp hem afthrow its feathers • ruiensnakes throw their skins • slangen werpen hun huid afthrow oneself at someone • zich op iemand storten/werpen; zich aan iemand opdringenthrow oneself into something • zich ergens op werpen, zich enthousiast ergens in stortenhe was thrown into prison • hij werd in de gevangenis geworpenthrow a cape over one's shoulders • zich een cape over de schouders gooienbe thrown (back) upon one's own resources • op zichzelf worden teruggeworpenhe threw us a sarcastic look • hij wierp ons een sarcastische blik toethrow the switch to ‘off’ • de schakelaar op ‘uit’ zettenthrow someone into confusion/into a fit • iemand in verwarring brengen/een stuip bezorgenthey were thrown out of work • ze waren ineens zonder werkthrown upon each other • op elkaar aangewezen→ throw about throw about/, throw around throw around/, throw away throw away/, throw back throw back/, throw down throw down/, throw in throw in/, throw off throw off/, throw out throw out/, throw over throw over/, throw overboard throw overboard/, throw together throw together/, throw up throw up/ -
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(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. (Bomben, Ballast etc.) drop2. (Decke, Kleidung) throw off; (Reiter) throw; (Geweih) cast, shed; (Blätter) drop ( oder shed); (Haar) shed; ZOOL. (Haare, Federn) mo(u)lt3. fig. (Bürde, Joch) shake off4. SPORT (Hindernis, Latte) knock downII vt/i (Spielkarte) throw s.th. away, discard s.th.* * *(aus dem Sattel werfen) to unseat; to throw; to unhorse;(einbringen) to yield;(hinunterwerfen) to throw down;(wegwerfen) to release; to throw off; to slough; to throw away; to cast; to drop* * *ạb|wer|fen sep1. vtto throw off; Reiter to throw; Bomben, Flugblätter etc to drop; Ballast to jettison; Geweih to shed, to cast; Blätter, Nadeln to shed; (CARDS) to discard, to throw away; (SPORT) Ball, Speer to throw; Latte to knock off or down; (COMM ) Gewinn to yield, to return, to show; Zinsen to bear, to yield; (fig liter) Joch, Fesseln to cast or throw off2. vi (FTBL)to throw* * *1) (to get rid of; to take off: Some snakes cast their skins.) cast2) (to cast off (clothing, skin, leaves etc): Many trees shed their leaves in autumn.) shed* * *ab|wer·fenI. vt1. (aus der Luft herunterfallen lassen)▪ etw \abwerfen to drop sthBallast \abwerfen to drop [or shed] [or discharge] ballastdas Geweih \abwerfen to shed antlers2. (von sich werfen)einen Reiter \abwerfen to throw [or unseat] a rider3. FIN, ÖKON▪ etw \abwerfen to yield stheinen Gewinn \abwerfen to yield [or make] [or show] a profitZinsen \abwerfen to yield [or bear] [or earn] interest5. (ablegen)eine Karte \abwerfen to discard a cardII. vi* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) drop; < tree> shed <leaves, needles>; < stag> shed < antlers>; throw off < clothing>; jettison < ballast>; throw < rider>; (Kartenspiel) discard; (fig.) cast or throw off <yoke of tyranny etc.>2) (herunterstoßen) knock down4) (einbringen) bring in2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb (Sport) throw the ball out* * *abwerfen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t2. (Decke, Kleidung) throw off; (Reiter) throw; (Geweih) cast, shed; (Blätter) drop ( oder shed); (Haar) shed; ZOOL (Haare, Federn) mo(u)lt* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) drop; < tree> shed <leaves, needles>; < stag> shed < antlers>; throw off < clothing>; jettison < ballast>; throw < rider>; (Kartenspiel) discard; (fig.) cast or throw off <yoke of tyranny etc.>2) (herunterstoßen) knock down3) (ins Spielfeld werfen) throw out < ball>4) (einbringen) bring in2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb (Sport) throw the ball out* * *v.to drop from an aircraft expr. -
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[kaːst] past tense, past participle cast1. verb1) to throw:يَرْميShe cast him a look of hatred.
2) to get rid of; to take off:يَتَخَلَّصُ مِن، يَطْرَحُSome snakes cast their skins.
3) to shape (metal etc) by pouring into a mould:يَسْبُكُ في قالَبMetal is melted before it is cast.
4) to give a part in a play etc to:يُعْطي دَوْرا في مَسْرَحِيَّهShe was cast as Lady Macbeth.
يَخْتارُ مُمَثِّلي الفيلمThe director is casting (the film) tomorrow.
6) to give (a vote):يُصَوِّتُ، يَقْتَرِعُI cast my vote for the younger candidate.
2. noun1) a throw:رَمْيَه، إلقاء (الشبكه)At his third cast he caught a fish.
2) something made by moulding:شَيئٌ مُقَوْلَبٌ / مَسْبوكThe doctor put a plaster cast on his broken leg.
3) a mould:قالَب، سَبيكَهThe hot metal is poured into a cast.
4) the complete set of actors in a play, opera etc:مُمَثِّلون في مَسْرَحِيَّهthe whole cast of the play.
5) something that is ejected by certain animals, eg the earthworm:ما تُخْرِجُهُ الحَيَوانات والحَشَراتworm casts all over the grass.
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