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A2  throw  atmak

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verb  /θrəʊ   / verb (past tense threw /θruː   /; past participle thrown /θrəʊn   /) throw (verb)
 /θrəʊ  
/ verb (past tense threw
/θruː   /; past
participle thrown /θrəʊn   /)
 
WITH HAND 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 throw (sth) (to/at sb);
throw sb sth
to send sth from your
hand through the air by moving your hand or arm quickly
atmak
 How far can you throw?
 Throw the ball to me.
 Throw me the ball.
 Don't throw stones at people.
PUT CARELESSLY 
2 [transitive]
to put sth somewhere
quickly or carelessly
fırlatmak
 He threw his bag down in a corner.
 She threw on a sweater and ran out of the
door.
MOVE WITH FORCE 
3 [transitive]
to move your body or
part of it quickly or suddenly
 (vücut veya parçası) atmak
 Jenny threw herself onto the bed and sobbed.
 Lee threw back his head and roared with
laughter.
MAKE SB FALL 
4 [transitive]
to cause sb to fall
down quickly or violently
devirmek, yere
yıkmak
 The bus braked and we were thrown to the
floor.
PUT IN SITUATION 
5 [transitive]
to put sb in a particular
(usually unpleasant) situation
 (hoş olmayan bir duruma) sokmak, düşürmek
 Many people were thrown out of work in the
recession.
 We were thrown into confusion by the news.
CONFUSE 
6 [transitive] (informal) 
to make sb feel upset,
confused or surprised
ağzını
açık bırakmak, afallatmak, neye uğradığını şaşırtmak
 The question threw me and I didn't know
what to reply.
LIGHT/SHADE 
7 [transitive]
to send light or shade
onto sth
 (gölge, ışık) yapmak, salmak
 The tree threw a long shadow across the
lawn in the late afternoon.
PHRASAL VERBS
throw
sth away 
1 (also throw
sth out )
to get rid of rubbish
or sth that you do not want
çöpe
atmak
 I threw his letters away.
 2 to
waste or not use sth useful
ziyan
etmek, heba etmek
 to throw away a good opportunity 
fırsatı kaçırmak
throw
sth in
(informal)
to include sth extra
without increasing the price
fazladan
vermek
 If you give me £1000 for the car, I'll
throw in the radio as well.
throw
sb out
to force sb to leave a
place
kovmak, kapı
dışarı etmek
 He was thrown out of the flat because he
hadn't paid the rent.
throw
sth out 
1 to
decide not to accept sb's idea or suggestion
 (fikir, öneri) reddetmek
 2 = throw
sth away
throw
up
(informal)
to be sick
kusmak
SYNONYM VOMIT
throw
sth up 
1 to
be sick
 (kusarak) çıkarmak
 The baby's thrown up her dinner.
SYNONYM VOMIT
 2 to
produce or show sth
ortaya
çıkarmak
 Our research has thrown up some interesting
facts.
 3 to
leave your job, career, studies, etc.
 (iş vb.) bırakmak, vazgeçmek

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	throw
IPA	/θrəʊ / verb (past tense threw /θruː /; past participle thrown /θrəʊn /)
Back	atmak
Back 2	throw (verb) /θrəʊ / verb (past tense threw /θruː /; past participle thrown /θrəʊn /) WITH HAND 1 [intransitive, transitive] throw (sth) (to/at sb); throw sb sth to send sth from your hand through the air by moving your hand or arm quickly atmak How far can you throw? Throw the ball to me. Throw me the ball. Don't throw stones at people. PUT CARELESSLY 2 [transitive] to put sth somewhere quickly or carelessly fırlatmak He threw his bag down in a corner. She threw on a sweater and ran out of the door. MOVE WITH FORCE 3 [transitive] to move your body or part of it quickly or suddenly (vücut veya parçası) atmak Jenny threw herself onto the bed and sobbed. Lee threw back his head and roared with laughter. MAKE SB FALL 4 [transitive] to cause sb to fall down quickly or violently devirmek, yere yıkmak The bus braked and we were thrown to the floor. PUT IN SITUATION 5 [transitive] to put sb in a particular (usually unpleasant) situation (hoş olmayan bir duruma) sokmak, düşürmek Many people were thrown out of work in the recession. We were thrown into confusion by the news. CONFUSE 6 [transitive] (informal) to make sb feel upset, confused or surprised ağzını açık bırakmak, afallatmak, neye uğradığını şaşırtmak The question threw me and I didn't know what to reply. LIGHT/SHADE 7 [transitive] to send light or shade onto sth (gölge, ışık) yapmak, salmak The tree threw a long shadow across the lawn in the late afternoon. PHRASAL VERBS throw sth away 1 (also throw sth out ) to get rid of rubbish or sth that you do not want çöpe atmak I threw his letters away. 2 to waste or not use sth useful ziyan etmek, heba etmek to throw away a good opportunity fırsatı kaçırmak throw sth in (informal) to include sth extra without increasing the price fazladan vermek If you give me £1000 for the car, I'll throw in the radio as well. throw sb out to force sb to leave a place kovmak, kapı dışarı etmek He was thrown out of the flat because he hadn't paid the rent. throw sth out 1 to decide not to accept sb's idea or suggestion (fikir, öneri) reddetmek 2 = throw sth away throw up (informal) to be sick kusmak *SYNONYM* VOMIT throw sth up 1 to be sick (kusarak) çıkarmak The baby's thrown up her dinner. *SYNONYM* VOMIT 2 to produce or show sth ortaya çıkarmak Our research has thrown up some interesting facts. 3 to leave your job, career, studies, etc. (iş vb.) bırakmak, vazgeçmek

Throw Sth Threw Thrown Transitive Sb Past Atmak

throw (verb)