fling
fling
flɪng
fling
British pronunciation
/flˈɪŋ/

Definition & Meaning of "fling"in English

to fling
01

to throw something forcefully and suddenly, often in a less controlled way

Transitive: to fling sth somewhere
to fling definition and meaning
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Examples
In a fit of anger, he flung the book across the room.
02

to move rapidly and impulsively

Intransitive: to fling somewhere | to fling to a direction
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Examples
Caught off guard, he flung backward to avoid the falling debris.
03

to embark on or undertake an activity, venture, or pursuit with energy and determination

Transitive: to fling oneself into an activity or venture
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She decided to fling herself into her new hobby of painting, spending hours in the studio each day.
Fling
01

a brief indulgence of your impulses

02

a usually brief attempt

03

the act of flinging

04

a brief, casual, or uncommitted romantic or sexual relationship, often without long-term intentions or emotional attachment

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They had a summer fling while traveling abroad, but it ended as soon as they returned home.
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