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1 throw over
vt1. (propel across top)he tried to \throw over the ball over the fence er wollte den Ball über den Zaun werfen▪ to \throw over over ⇆ sth etw herwerfen3. (leap)4. (cover)to \throw over a party over einer Partei den Rücken kehrento \throw over a project over ein Projekt aufgeben* * *vt sepplan über den Haufen werfen (inf); girlfriend sitzen lassen (for wegen)* * *throw over v/tb) einen Plan etc über Bord werfen umg, aufgeben* * *v.hinüberwerfen v.überwerfen v. -
2 throw around
2) ( move violently) etw herumwerfen;stop \throw arounding the crockery about hör auf, mit dem Geschirr rumzuschmeißen ( fam)to \throw around one's arms around mit den Armen herumfuchteln ( fam)to \throw around one's head about den Kopf hin und her werfenPHRASES: -
3 throw into
throw into v/tthrow into the battle Truppen in die Schlacht werfen;throw sb into prison jemanden ins Gefängnis werfen;2. throw o.s. into fig sich in die Arbeit, den Kampf etc stürzen -
4 throw upon
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5 throw round
vt esp BRIT1. (cover)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 -
6 throw-off
1. → academic.ru/74813/throw-out">throw-out 12. TYPO Druckabsteller m* * *n.Auswurf -¨e m. -
7 throw overboard
vt▪ to \throw overboard overboard sb/sth overboard jdn/etw über Bord werfen -
8 throw forward
throw forward v/t:throw everybody forward SPORT alles nach vorn werfen -
9 throw-out
1. TECH Ausschaltvorrichtung f, Ausschaltung f2. AUTO Ausrückvorrichtung f:throw-out lever (Kupplungs)Ausrückhebel m3. Auswerfer m4. TYPO Faltblatt n5. SPORT Abwurf m -
10 throw aside
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11 throw
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > throw
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12 throw-out groove
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > throw-out groove
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13 throw
throw I v 1. TE schütten (wegwerfen); 2. ERDB schleudern, werfen (z. B. Erdfräse, Streugut) throw II 1. HLK Luftstromlänge f im Raum (Klimaanlage); 2. LB Lichtquellenhöhe f; 3. BT ausgezogene Länge f (Bolzen); 4. BOD Verwerfung f (geologischer Schichten)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > throw
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14 throw away
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15 throw-away
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16 throw off
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17 throw-off belt
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18 throw-off blasting
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19 throw-out lever
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20 throw-over switch
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