flings

flings读音音标

[fliŋz]

flings意思解释

v.

（尤指生气地）扔( fling的第三人称单数 )；

猛动（身体或身体部位）；

粗暴地（向某人）说；

气势汹汹地（对某人）说

双语释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 抛,扔,丢 throw violently or with forcevt. 急动 move oneself, one\'s arms, etc. violently, hurriedly, impulsively or angrily

n.(名词)

[S]尽情欢乐的一阵,放纵 an occasion or period of enjoying oneself often with no sense of responsibility

英英释义

fling

[ fliŋ ]

n.

a usually brief attempt

同义词：crackgopasswhirloffer

a brief indulgence of your impulses

同义词：spree

the act of flinging

v.

throw with force or recklessness

\"fling the frisbee\"

move in an abrupt or headlong manner

indulge oneself

同义词：splurge

throw or cast away

同义词：discardtosstoss outtoss awaychuck outcast asidedisposethrow outcast outthrow awaycast awayput away

词汇搭配

用作动词 (v.)～+名词fling a grenade扔手榴弹～+副词fling carelessly不小心地扔fling dramatically戏剧性地扔fling extravagantly过分地扔fling fiercely恶狠狠地抛fling jauntily满怀信心地抛fling impetuously冲动地扔fling mechanically机械性地抛fling violently用力地抛fling about四下抛撒; 冲来冲去; 乱挥; 乱花钱fling aside把(某物)扔到一边; 不理睬,不顾,漠视(意见等); 丢开,抛开(某人或物); 与…断绝关系fling away扔掉,丢弃,淘汰(某物); 错过(机会等); 荒废,浪费(某物)fling off丢开,抛开(某物); 散发出(热、气味等); 摆脱…; 从…中解脱出来fling up向上抛(某物); 使(某物)出现,产生; 惊得手足无措～+介词fling at朝(某人或某物)投掷(某物)fling into把(某物)随便扔进(某物或某处); 使(某人)掉进(水)里或(洞)中; 把(某人)关进(监狱)fling to把(某物)扔给(某人或某动物); 把(某物)扔向(某处)用作名词 (n.)动词+～have a fling享受一下～+介词a fling at politics从政的尝试

词组短语

fling off

发出；甩掉；挫败

at one fling

一举，一鼓作气地，一气呵成地

fling up

vt. 向上猛抛

fling at

扔向；抨击

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)Boys like to fling stones into water.男孩子们喜欢向水中投石子。She flung the papers on the desk and leave angrily.决策层She flung herself in front of a car.她猛然冲到汽车前面。You must be certain of your facts before you start flinging accusations (around) (at people).必须对实情胸有成竹才能理直气壮地(到处)指责(别人)。We will fling all the people into this work.我们将把所有人力投入这一工作中。He flung himself into his work with renewed vigor.他又精神抖擞地投入自己的工作。用作名词(n.)He had his fling before he was drafted.他在应征入伍之前尽情行乐了一番。Ted had a fling during the summer vacation.泰德在暑假里纵情玩乐了一番。The young man had a fling at swimming.那个小伙子尝试学游泳。We had a brief fling, but it\'s over now.我们有过一段短暂的恋情，但现在事情已过去了。用作不及物动词(vi.)She flung on her coat and ran to the bus-stop.她匆匆穿上大衣就向公共汽车站跑去。