to toss
01
扔, 抛
to throw something with a quick and sudden motion
Transitive: to toss sth somewhere
例子
She playfully tossed a ball to her dog in the backyard.
她在后院扔了一个球给她的狗。
02
扔, 丢弃
to throw out or discard something
Transitive: to toss sth
例子
She decided to toss the old newspapers piling up on the table.
她决定扔掉堆积在桌子上的旧报纸。
03
拌, 翻
to mix or combine ingredients by gently lifting and turning them in a bowl or pan
Transitive: to toss food or ingredients
例子
After draining the cooked pasta, toss it with the sauce in the pot before serving.
将煮熟的意大利面沥干后，在上桌前与锅中的酱汁拌匀。
04
抛硬币, 掷硬币决定
to make a decision by throwing a coin in the air and guessing which of its sides will be facing upward when it lands
Transitive: to toss a coin
例子
We could n't decide who should go first, so we tossed a coin.
我们无法决定谁应该先去，所以我们抛了一枚硬币。
05
摇晃, 颠簸
to undergo a tumultuous movement characterized by rolling, tumbling, or violent commotion
Intransitive
例子
The ship began to toss in the rough seas, causing passengers to grip tightly to the railings.
船开始在汹涌的海面上颠簸，导致乘客紧紧抓住栏杆。
06
摇动, 搅乱
to disrupt the calm or stable condition of something
Transitive: to toss sth
例子
The earthquake tossed buildings and structures, leaving behind widespread destruction.
地震抛掷了建筑物和结构，留下了大范围的破坏。
Toss
01
the act of throwing the ball to another player on one's team
例子
The quarterback 's toss was perfectly timed.
02
the act of flipping a coin, usually to decide something by chance
例子
They decided who would bat first with a coin toss.
03
a sudden or abrupt movement
例子
With a toss of her hair, she turned and left.
