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hurling

UK
/ˈhɜːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈhɜrlɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

hurlingsubstantiv
hurlings
Pl.
lancerAu sens de jet ou projection avec force.
The hurling of the javelin requires both strength and precision.
Le lancer du javelot exige à la fois force et précision.
hurlingSport gaélique irlandais.
Hurling is considered one of the fastest field sports in the world.
Le hurling est considéré comme l'un des sports de terrain les plus rapides au monde.
Synonyme
launching
throwing
casting
flinging
pitching
hurlingadjektiv
UK
/ˈhɜː.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈhɝː.lɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe things relating to the sport of hurling.
de hurlingRelatif au sport irlandais du hurling.
He bought a hurling stick as a souvenir from Dublin.
Il a acheté une crosse de hurling comme souvenir de Dublin.
Synonyme
lobing
chucking
slinging
catapulting
launching
propelling
casting
pitching
tossing
flinging
throwing
hurlverb

hurling

Gerundium

hurled
Präteritum
hurled
Partizip Perfekt
hurling
Gerundium
UK
/hɜːl/
US
/hɜrl/
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.
vomirFamilier 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.
proférerS’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.
Synonyme
cast
send
heave
lob
toss
pitch
fling
throw

Definitionen

hurlingsubstantiv
An outdoor team sport of ancient Gaelic and Irish origin, played with sticks and a ball.
Hurling is considered one of the fastest field sports in the world.
The act of throwing something with great force.
The hurling of the javelin requires both strength and precision.
hurlingadjektiv
Relating to or characteristic of the Irish sport of hurling.
He bought a hurling stick as a souvenir from Dublin.
hurlverb
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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