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1 throw about
VT + ADV1) (lit)don't throw it about or it might break — no lo manosees para arriba y para abajo, que se puede romper
they were thrown about in the back of the lorry — se zarandeaban de un lado para otro en la parte trasera del camión
2) (fig) [+ ideas] intercambiaroccasionally he throws fancy words about — de vez en cuando se deja caer con alguna palabreja or suelta alguna palabreja
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to throw one's arms about — agitar mucho los brazosweight 1., 3)•
to throw (one's) money about — derrochar or despilfarrar el dinero, tirar el dinero* * * -
2 throw down
v.• derrumbar v.v + adv + o< object> tirar, lanzar* ( hacia abajo); < challenge> lanzar*VT + ADV [+ object] tirar; [+ challenge] lanzar* * *v + adv + o< object> tirar, lanzar* ( hacia abajo); < challenge> lanzar* -
3 throw together
v.• confundir (Combinar) v.v + o + adv, v + adv + o( bring into contact): fate had thrown us together — había querido el destino que nuestros caminos se cruzaran
VT + ADV1) (=make hastily) [+ costume, plan, essay] hacer a la carrera, pergeñar; [+ meal] preparar a la carrera, improvisar2) (=gather together) [+ clothes] juntar rápidamente; [+ people] juntarhe threw a few things together and dashed out of the house — juntó rápidamente unas cuantas cosas y salió disparado de la casa
people whom circumstances have thrown together — personas a las que han juntado or unido las circunstancias
we were thrown together a good deal, working in the same office — como trabajábamos en la misma oficina nos veíamos mucho
* * *v + o + adv, v + adv + o( bring into contact): fate had thrown us together — había querido el destino que nuestros caminos se cruzaran
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4 throw-in
tr['ɵrəʊɪn]1 SMALLSPORT/SMALL saque nombre masculino de bandanoun (in soccer, basketball) saque m de banda; ( in baseball) lanzamiento m['θrǝʊɪn]N (Ftbl) saque m (de banda)* * *noun (in soccer, basketball) saque m de banda; ( in baseball) lanzamiento m -
5 throw against a wall
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6 throw a wrench in the works
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7 throw back the ears
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8 throw caution to the wind
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9 throw cold water on
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10 throw down or out
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11 throw hard
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12 throw headlong
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13 throw in the hoosegow
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14 throw in the towel
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15 throw into a pit
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16 throw into confusion
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17 throw money out the window
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18 throw off balance
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19 throw off the scent or track
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20 throw of the dice
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