throw
throw
θroʊ
throw
British pronunciation
/θrəʊ/

Definition & Meaning of "throw"in English

to throw
01

to make something move through the air by quickly moving your arm and hand

Transitive: to throw sth somewhere
to throw definition and meaning
02

to hold or organize an event such as a party

Transitive: to throw an event
to throw definition and meaning
03

to propel or move a body part forcefully or energetically in a particular direction

Transitive: to throw a body part to a direction
example
Examples
He threw his arms up in frustration when he realized he had missed the last train.
04

to place something in a location hastily, casually, or without much concern for precision or orderliness

Transitive: to throw sth somewhere
example
Examples
She threw her coat on the chair as soon as she entered the house.
05

to give a glance, gesture, or expression in a specific manner

Transitive: to throw a gesture or expression to a direction
06

to activate or initiate a mechanism, process, or system

Transitive: to throw a switch or mechanism
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Examples
She threw the switch, and the lights flickered on, illuminating the room.
07

to emit, project, or send forth something, such as light, shadow, or sound

Transitive: to throw light or sound
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Examples
The bonfire threw flickering shadows against the trees, creating an eerie atmosphere in the forest.
08

to cause something to occur abruptly or without much consideration

Transitive: to throw sb/sth into a particular state
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Examples
The unexpected news threw the entire office into chaos, with everyone scrambling to find a solution.
09

to cause someone to feel confused or perplexed, often by introducing unexpected information

Transitive: to throw sb
10

to forcefully propel or expel something from a particular position, often resulting in its displacement, removal, or ejection

Transitive: to throw sb/sth
example
Examples
The horse 's sudden bucking motion threatened to throw the rider.
11

to toss or cast a dice onto a surface

Transitive: to throw a dice
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Examples
He threw the dice onto the board, hoping for a favorable outcome in the game of Monopoly.
Throw
01

a small, decorative blanket or cover, typically made of a soft and cozy material such as wool, fleece, or cotton, used to drape over a couch, chair, or bed to add warmth and decoration

throw definition and meaning

What is a "throw"?

A throw is a small, lightweight blanket that is often used for decorative purposes or for extra warmth. It is usually made from materials like cotton, wool, fleece, or synthetic fibers and comes in various colors, patterns, and textures. Throws are typically draped over furniture, such as sofas or chairs, and can also be used for wrapping around oneself while relaxing. They add both style and comfort to a living space.

02

the act of throwing (propelling something with a rapid movement of the arm and wrist)

03

bedclothes consisting of a lightweight cloth covering (an afghan or bedspread) that is casually thrown over something

04

a technique used to off-balance, lift, or propel an opponent to the ground, scoring points or achieving a dominant position

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