throw
Prononciation : [/θɹoʊ/]
Contexte : « games »
(verb) to propel an object through the air using force from your hand or arm. Like when you toss a ball during a game of catch.
Exemple
He threw the football to his teammate for a touchdown.
Exemple
She refused to throw the frisbee because she was afraid of it.
Exemple
Can you throw the dice and see what number you get?
Contexte : « express emotions »
(verb) to forcefully express something, like a party or a tantrum. It can also mean to have an event or party. When you throw a party, you are hosting it or organizing it.
Exemple
She threw a surprise birthday party for her best friend.
Exemple
He didn't want to throw a fit, so he stayed calm in the situation.
Exemple
Are you going to throw a celebration for your accomplishments?
Contexte : « react in a certain way »
(verb) to react in a certain way. Like when you suddenly move a limb or body part in response to something unexpected or dangerous.
Exemple
He managed to throw his arm up just in time to block the ball.
Exemple
She froze and couldn't throw her body out of harm's way.
Exemple
Did you try to throw yourself out of the path of the falling object?
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) an act of throwing something, usually in sports like baseball. It can also mean a casual and informal party or a special event. When you attend a throw, you are going to a fun social gathering.
Exemple
The pitcher's throw was so fast that the batter couldn't hit it.
Exemple
Her throw was too weak and didn't reach the target.
Exemple
Did you watch the quarterback's throw during the game?