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1 throw on
vt nabaciti, prebaciti (npr. ogrtač); natovariti, nametnuti / to throw oneself on, upon = baciti se (na koga, što), nasrnuti; [fig] uzdati se u (koga, što)* * *
nabaciti -
2 throw up
vt baciti uvis, dići, dizati; [mil] podići (nasip, barikade), sagraditi (barake); činiti da se ističe (o bojama); izbacivati, tvoriti (pjenu i dr.), napustiti (službu, mjesto i dr.), izbaciti, povratiti, izbljuvati (hranu itd.) / to throw one's eyes up = podići oči; to # one's hands = dići ruke uvis; to # the sponge = podleći, napustiti borbu ili natječaj, priznati svoj poraz, priznati se pobijeđenim; to # the card = baciti karte ([fig])* * *
potpis u obliku grafita u dvije ili više boja
povraćati
zamjeriti -
3 throw
s bacanje, hitanje, prljanje; (u rvanju) obaranje, pobjeda; domet ([fig]); (pri kockanju) red za bacanje kocke; kolo; [tech] hod, uzdizaj klipa; lončarsko kolo / the theatre is a stone's # from here = kazalište je tu blizu, nema ni pedesetak koraka* * *
bacanje
bacati
baciti
baciti se
dobaciti
domet
izbaciti
lažirati
obaranje
položiti
prebacivanje
skretanje
zbaciti -
4 throw in
vt/i ubaciti, umetnuti, dometnuti, ugurati, dodati, nadovezati, priklopiti; [tech] uključiti; [ftb] ubaciti loptu u igru / to # one's lot with = dijeliti čiju sudbinu, složiti se, združiti se s kim; to # one's hand = ostaviti, napustiti borbu; odustati (poker); to # one's teeth = prebacivati, prigovarati; psovati, koriti* * *
ubaciti
ukljuÄiti -
5 throw-in
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6 throw at
vi baciti na koga, na što; prigovoriti, prebaciti, spočitnuti -
7 throw to
vt dobaciti; zalupiti (vrata) -
8 throw into
vt ubaciti, baciti u / to # prison = baciti u tamnicu; to throw oneself into = gorljivo se baciti na što, dat se na što; latiti se čega; to # the bargain = dodati, pridati, dati kao prid (pri kupnji); to throw one's soul (heart) into = uložiti dušu (srce) u posao, založiti se dušom i tijelom; to # confusion = dovesti u pometnju, zbrku; to throw a th into a p's hands = gurnuti, tutnuti komu što u ruke* * *
ubaciti -
9 throw down
vt oboriti, baciti na tlo; zbaciti, srušiti; pokoriti; poniziti; degradirati; uništiti; [phys] taložiti; [US] odbiti, odbaciti, zabaciti (prijedlog) / throw oneself down = baciti se na tlo, leći; to # the gauntlet (glove), to # one's arms = predati se; to # one's tools = stupiti u štrajk; [jur] to # one's brief = odustati od daljeg vođenja parnice* * *
zbaciti -
10 throw about
vt/i I. vt bacati oko sebe tamo-amo II. vi [mar] naglo okrenuti / to throw money about = razbacivati (rasipati) novac -
11 throw of fault
vidi: throw of a fault; -
12 throw away
vt baciti, odbaciti, razbaciti, bacati amo-tamo; rasuti, rasipati, tratiti, profućkati, spiskati (vrijeme, novac itd.); propustiti (priliku)* * *
baciti
profućkati
propustiti
rasipati -
13 throw away(out)
baciti
odbaciti -
14 throw off
rastavljač; koji prekida spoj zatezaljki sa skupinom pogonskim uređajem bušoti na; prekidati spoj;* * *
skinuti
zbaciti -
15 throw out
vt/i I. vt baciti, izbaciti, odbaciti, zbaciti, isključiti; istjerati, otjerati, najuriti; [mil] izaslati, poslati (čete, trupe); postaviti stražu; [jur] odbaciti, ne prihvatiti (prijedlog); spomenuti, natuknuti, nabaciti, lanuti; zbuniti, pomesti, izbaciti iz ravnoteže, izba- citi iz kolotečine; [sport] prestići, natkriliti, pobijediti; [GB] dograditi, izgraditi; [tech] isključiti; dobaciti izazov, izazvati, izustiti, izreći II. vi (o biljkama) izbijati, širiti se, vriježiti se; (o svjetlosti) izbijati / [sport] to be thrown out = biti prestignut, zaostati; [hunt] izgubiti se (trag); to be thrown out in one's calculations = prevariti se u računu* * *
baciti
istjerati
izbaciti
izbacivanje
odbaciti -
16 throw over
s prebacivanje, rušenje, zbacivanje, napuštanje; raskid; ogrtač ili odjeća koja se prebacuje preko ramena* * *
prebaciti
preklopiti -
17 throw the ball
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18 throw across
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19 throw aside
vt baciti u stranu, odbaciti, zabaciti -
20 throw back
s [biol] atavizam, vraćanje osobina predaka
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