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61 throw together
transitive verb1) (assemble hastily) zusammenhauen (ugs.); zusammenwerfen [Ideen, Zutaten]; herzaubern [Essen]; zusammenschustern (ugs. abwertend) [Aufsatz, Artikel]; zusammenschreiben [Buch, Artikel, Rede]2) (bring together) zusammenwürfeln* * *vtto \throw together together ⇆ clothes Kleider zusammenpackento \throw together together ⇆ ingredients Zutaten zusammenwerfen famto \throw together together ⇆ a meal eine Mahlzeit zaubern2. (cause to meet)▪ to \throw together together ⇆ sb jdn zusammenbringen [o zusammenführen]* * *vt sep1) (= put hastily together) ingredients zusammenwerfen; clothes zusammenpacken; (= make quickly) hinhauen; essay hinhauen (inf), runterschreiben (inf)* * *throw together v/t1. zusammenwerfen, Leute zusammenbringen:be thrown together zusammenkommen2. fig etwas zusammenstoppeln umg pej* * *transitive verb1) (assemble hastily) zusammenhauen (ugs.); zusammenwerfen [Ideen, Zutaten]; herzaubern [Essen]; zusammenschustern (ugs. abwertend) [Aufsatz, Artikel]; zusammenschreiben [Buch, Artikel, Rede]2) (bring together) zusammenwürfeln* * *v.zusammen werfen v.zusammenwerfen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
62 throw away
vt1) ( discard)to \throw away away <-> sth etw wegwerfen [o fortwerfen]; ( discard temporarily) etw beiseitelegen;to \throw away away <-> sth etw verschwenden [o vergeuden];to \throw away money away on sth Geld für etw akk zum Fenster hinauswerfen;( have an unsuitable occupation) sich akk unter Wert verkaufen3) ( speak casually)the actor threw away the line for dramatic effect der Schauspieler verstärkte mit seiner Bemerkung die Dramatik der Szene;4) ( in card games) -
63 throw down
vtto \throw down sth <-> down1) ( throw from above) etw herunterwerfen;to \throw down oneself down sich akk niederwerfen;to \throw down oneself down on the floor sich akk zu Boden werfen2) ( deposit forcefully) etw hinwerfen;they threw a stone down the shaft sie warfen einen Stein in den Schacht;to \throw down down one's arms sich akk ergeben;to \throw down down one's weapons die Waffen strecken [o wegwerfen];3) ( drink quickly) etw hinunterstürzen;( eat quickly) etw hinunterschlingenPHRASES:to \throw down down the gauntlet to sb jdm den Fehdehandschuh hinwerfen -
64 throw up
vt1) ( project upwards)to \throw up sth <-> up etw hochwerfen;to \throw up up one's hands die Hände hochreißen2) ( cause to rise)to \throw up sth <-> up etw hochschleudern; dust etw aufwirbeln3) ( deposit on beach)to \throw up sth <-> up etw anschwemmen [o anspülen];4) ( build quickly) -
65 throw together
vtto \throw together an article together einen Artikel runterschreiben;to \throw together clothes together Kleider zusammenpacken;to \throw together ingredients together Zutaten zusammenwerfen ( fam)to \throw together a meal together eine Mahlzeit zaubern2) ( cause to meet)to \throw together sb <-> together jdn zusammenbringen [o zusammenführen] -
66 throw (N.)
germ. wurpi-ы{(V.)}germ. anwerpan; gawerpan; kas-; kastæn; slangwjan; slud-; smeitan; swaipjan; werpan; wurpæn------------------------------------throw {(V.)} aboutgerm. wendwæn; wenþjan; wenþisæn?------------------------------------throw {(V.)} apartgerm. wenþjan; wenþisæn?------------------------------------throw {(V.)} downgerm. drauzjan------------------------------------throw {(V.)} outgerm. uzwerpan------------------------------------throw {(V.)} upongerm. biwerpan -
67 throw open
* * *vtto \throw open open a door eine Tür aufstoßento \throw open one's house open to the public sein Haus für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich machen* * *vt sep1) door, window aufreißen; arms ausbreiten2) stately home etc (öffentlich) zugänglich machen (to für) -
68 throw-in
noun(Footb., Rugby) Einwurf, der* * ** * *['ɵrəʊɪn]n (SPORT)Einwurf m* * *take the throw-in einwerfen* * *noun(Footb., Rugby) Einwurf, der -
69 throw open
vtto \throw open sth <-> open etw aufreißen; ( fig) etw zugänglich machen;to \throw open open a door eine Tür aufstoßen;to \throw open one's house open to the public sein Haus für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich machen -
70 throw round
vt( esp Brit)1) ( cover)to \throw round sth round sth etw um etw akk werfen;she threw a shawl round her shoulders sie warf sich einen Schal um die Schultern2) ( embrace)to \throw round one's arms round sb jdn umarmen; -
71 throw about (Brit) or around
vt always separateto throw oneself around (in bed, on floor) — sich hin und her werfen, sich herumwerfen
to throw a ball around —
he was thrown around in the car/accident — er wurde im Auto hin und her geschleudert/bei dem Unfall herumgeschleudert
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72 throw overboard
vtto \throw overboard sb/ sth overboard jdn/etw über Bord werfen;to \throw overboard sth overboard ( fig) etw aufgeben -
73 throw
[θrəʊ] UK / US threw, thrown1. vtto throw sth to sb, to throw sb sth — jdm etw zuwerfen
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74 throw
[θrəʊ] UK / US threw, thrown1. vtto throw sth to sb, to throw sb sth — jdm etw zuwerfen
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75 throw doubt on
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76 throw light on
(to help to solve or give information on (a mystery, puzzle, problem etc): Can anyone throw any light on the problem?) Licht werfen auf* * *expr.Licht werfen auf ausdr. -
77 throw aside
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78 throw upon
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79 throw the head back
Fachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > throw the head back
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80 throw
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