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hurl
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/hɜːl/
US
/hɜrl/
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hurl
noun
hurls
pl
UK
/hɜːl/
US
/hɝl/
lancer
Emploi courant pour un jet ou un lancer énergique.
With a powerful hurl, she sent the ball flying across the field.
D’un puissant lancer, elle a envoyé le ballon voler de l’autre côté du terrain.
Synonyms
spew
throw
toss
fling
cast
lob
pitch
heave
chuck
puke
vomit
barf
regurgitation
upchuck
hurl
verb
hurled
Past Simple
hurled
Past Participle
hurling
Gerund
UK
/hɜːl/
US
/hɜrl/
vomir
Familier dans certains contextes.
After eating the spoiled food, he felt sick and had to hurl.
Après avoir mangé la nourriture avariée, il s’est senti malade et a dû vomir.
proférer
S’emploie surtout pour des paroles ou des insultes dites avec violence.
She hurled insults at him during the argument.
Elle lui a proféré des insultes pendant la dispute.
lancer
He hurled the ball across the field with all his strength.
Il a lancé le ballon de l'autre côté du terrain de toutes ses forces.
Synonyms
pitch
send
heave
lob
toss
fling
cast
throw
Definitions
hurl
noun
A forceful throw or toss.
With a powerful hurl, she sent the ball flying across the field.
hurl
verb
To throw something with great force.
He hurled the ball across the field with all his strength.
To utter something forcefully or vehemently.
She hurled insults at him during the argument.
To vomit.
After eating the spoiled food, he felt sick and had to hurl.
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