thrower

英：[ˈθrəʊə(r)]

美：[ˈθroʊə(r)]

n.

投掷器

投掷者（器）

<纺>捻丝工

制陶坯的工人

verb

transitive verb

to propel through the air by a forward motion of the hand and arm

throw a baseball

to propel through the air in any manner

a rifle that can throw a bullet a mile

pitch sense 6b

threw a no-hitter

to cause to fall

threw his opponent

to cause to fall off : unseat

the horse threw its rider

to get the better of : overcome

the problem didn't throw her

to fling (oneself) precipitately

threw herself down on the sofa

to drive or impel violently : dash

the ship was thrown on a reef

to put in a particular position or condition thrown into chaos threw him into prison

threw her arms around him

to bring to bear : exert throw their weight behind the proposal

threw all his efforts into the boy's defense

build, construct

threw a pontoon bridge over the river

to give by way of entertainment

throw a party

to indulge in : give way to

threw a temper tantrum

to lose intentionally

throw a game

to form or shape on a potter's wheel

to deliver (a blow) in or as if in boxing

to make a cast of (dice or a specified number on dice)

roll sense 1a

throw a bowling ball

to give up : abandon

to send forth : projectalso: shed sense 3b throw some light on the matter

the setting sun threw long shadows

to make (oneself) dependent : commit (oneself) for help, support, or protection

threw himself on the mercy of the court

to perform (something, such as a stunt) successfully

throwing tricks on a skateboard

to bring forth

throws a good crop

to give birth to

threw large litters

to move (a lever) so as to connect or disconnect parts of a clutch or switchalso: to make or break (a connection) with a lever

to put (an automobile) in a different gear especially quickly or suddenly

he threw the car into reverse

deposit sense 2b

the wine throws sediment

to twist two or more filaments of into a thread or yarn

intransitive verb

cast, hurl

noun

an act of throwing, hurling, or flinging

an act of throwing dice

a method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo

the distance a missile may be thrown or light rays may be projected

a light coverlet (as for a bed)

a woman's scarf or light wrap

an undertaking involving chance or danger : risk, venture

the amount of vertical displacement produced by a geologic fault

the extreme movement given to a pivoted or reciprocating piece by a cam, crank, or eccentric : stroke

the length of the radius of a crank or the virtual crank radius of an eccentric or cam

抛者

投掷者

投掷运动员

Verb Middle English thrawen, throwen to cause to twist, throw, from Old English thrāwan to cause to twist or turn; akin to Old High German drāen to turn, Latin terere to rub, Greek tribein to rub, tetrainein to bore, pierce

The first known use of throw was in the 14th century

thrusternoun

one that thrustsespecially: an engine that produces thrust by discharging a jet of fluid or a stream of particles

thrushnoun

any of a large family of small or medium-sized songbirds that are mostly of a plain color often with spotted underparts

thrumverb

to sound or speak with a steady or boring rhythm

thru

throw1 of 2verb

to send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm

threw the ball over the fence

pitch entry 3 sense 5b

threw a no-hitter

to cause to fall

a horse jumped and threw its rider

to cast (oneself) heavily or forcefully

threw herself on the sofa

to get the better of : overcome

the problem didn't throw her

to put suddenly in a certain condition or position threw him into prison

threw her arms around him

to bring to bear : exert

threw all their efforts into repairing the house

to put on or take off quickly

throw on a coat

to form or shape on a potter's wheel

to move to an open or closed position

throw a switch

to lose (a game or contest) on purpose

to commit oneself for help, support, or protection

threw himself on the mercy of the court

to indulge in

threw a temper tantrum

to give for entertainment

throw a party

throw2 of 2noun

an act of throwing

a method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo

the distance something is or may be thrown

a loose covering (as for a sofa)

a woman's light wrap

throw1 of 2verb

to send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm

threw the ball over the fence

pitch entry 3 sense 5b

threw a no-hitter

to cause to fall

a horse jumped and threw its rider

to cast (oneself) heavily or forcefully

threw herself on the sofa

to get the better of : overcome

the problem didn't throw her

to put suddenly in a certain condition or position threw him into prison

threw her arms around him

to bring to bear : exert

threw all their efforts into repairing the house

to put on or take off quickly

throw on a coat

to form or shape on a potter's wheel

to move to an open or closed position

throw a switch

to lose (a game or contest) on purpose

to commit oneself for help, support, or protection

threw himself on the mercy of the court

to indulge in

threw a temper tantrum

to give for entertainment

throw a party

throw2 of 2noun

an act of throwing

a method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo

the distance something is or may be thrown

a loose covering (as for a sofa)

a woman's light wrap