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throw
Wurf

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. throw [θrəʊ, Am θroʊ] SUBST

1. throw (act of throwing):

throw
Wurf m <-(e)s, Würfe>
discus throw
a stone's throw [away] übtr

2. throw SPORT (in wrestling, cricket):

throw
Wurf m <-(e)s, Würfe>

3. throw ugs (each):

a throw

4. throw (furniture cover):

throw
Überwurf m <-s, -würfe>

II. throw <threw, thrown> [θrəʊ, Am θroʊ] VERB intr

throw
werfen <wirft, warf, geworfen>

III. throw <threw, thrown> [θrəʊ, Am θroʊ] VERB trans

1. throw (propel with arm):

to throw sth
etw werfen
to throw sth (hurl)
to throw sb sth [or sth to sb]
jdm etw zuwerfen
to throw oneself into sb's arms
to throw a haymaker
to throw money at sth
to throw a punch at sb
to throw punches
to throw sb a kiss
to throw one's voice

2. throw (pounce upon):

to throw oneself onto sb
sich Akk auf jdn stürzen
to throw oneself onto sth
sich Akk auf etw Akk werfen

3. throw SPORT:

to throw sb (in wrestling)
to throw a rider

4. throw (of dice):

to throw a [or the] dice
to throw an eight

5. throw ugs (lose on purpose):

to throw a game

6. throw (direct):

to throw sb sth [or sth to sb]
jdm etw zuwerfen
to throw sb a cue
to throw sb a glance [or look]
to throw a glance [or look] at sb/sth
to throw an angry look at sb
to throw sb a line
to throw sb a line THEAT
to throw oneself at sb (embrace)
to throw oneself at sb (attack)
sich Akk auf jdn werfen [o. stürzen]
to throw a remark at sb

7. throw (dedicate):

to throw oneself into sth
sich Akk in etw Akk stürzen

8. throw (move violently):

to throw sth against sth
etw gegen etw Akk schleudern

9. throw KUNST (pottery):

to throw sth

10. throw (bewitch):

to throw a spell on sb

11. throw SA (foretell future):

to throw the bones

12. throw also übtr (cause):

to throw a shadow over sth

13. throw (turn on, off):

to throw a switch

14. throw (show emotion):

to throw a fit ugs
to throw a tantrum
to throw a wobbly Brit ugs (become angry)

15. throw (give):

to throw a party

16. throw übtr ugs (confuse):

to throw sb
to throw sb into confusion
to throw sb into a state of panic
to throw sb off balance

17. throw (cast off):

to throw its skin snake

18. throw (give birth):

Wendungen:

to throw the book at sb
to throw the book at sth
to throw cold water on sth
etw Dat einen Dämpfer versetzen [o. esp CH, A verpassen]
to throw dust in sb's eyes
to throw mud at sb
OpenDict-Eintrag

throw VERB

free ˈthrow SUBST SPORT

free throw
Freiwurf m <-(e)s, -würfe>

ˈno-throw SUBST SPORT

no-throw

throw aside VERB trans

to throw aside sth
etw in die Ecke werfen [o. ugs schmeißen]

I. throw away VERB trans

1. throw away (discard):

to throw away sth
to throw away sth (discard temporarily)
to throw away sth (discard temporarily)
CH, A meist etw auf die Seite legen
to throw sb/sth away from oneself liter
jdn/etw von sich Dat [weg]stoßen

2. throw away übtr (waste):

to throw away sth
to throw money away on sth

3. throw away (speak casually):

to throw away a comment [or remark] Brit

4. throw away (in card games):

to throw away a card

II. throw away VERB intr (in card games)

throw away

throw back VERB trans

1. throw back (move with force):

to throw back one's hair/head

2. throw back (open):

to throw back the blanket
to throw back the curtains

3. throw back (drink):

to throw back a whisky

4. throw back (reflect):

to throw back light/sound

5. throw back esp passive (delay):

to throw back sb
jdn zurückwerfen übtr

6. throw back (remind unkindly):

to throw sth back at sb
jdm etw vorhalten [o. vorwerfen]
to throw sth back at sb (retort angrily)

Wendungen:

to throw sth back in sb's face

I. throw in VERB trans

1. throw in (put into):

to throw sth in[to] sth
etw in etw Akk [hinein]werfen

2. throw in (include in price):

to throw in sth

3. throw in SPORT (throw onto pitch):

to throw in the ball

4. throw in (put into):

to throw in a comment

5. throw in also übtr (give up):

to throw in one's hand
to throw in one's hand
to throw in one's hand KARTEN

Wendungen:

to throw in one's lot with sb
to throw in the towel [or esp Brit sponge]

II. throw in VERB intr

throw in

throw off VERB trans

1. throw off (remove forcefully):

to throw sb/sth off sth
jdn/etw aus etw Dat hinauswerfen
to throw off sth clothing

2. throw off (jump):

to throw oneself off sth

3. throw off (cause to lose balance):

to throw sb off balance
to throw sb off balance übtr

4. throw off (escape):

to throw off sb

5. throw off (rid oneself of):

to throw off sth
to throw off an idea

6. throw off (speak, write):

to throw off sth
to throw off a comment

7. throw off (radiate):

to throw off energy/heat/warmth

Wendungen:

to throw off the shackles [or the yoke] [of sth]

throw on VERB trans

1. throw on (place):

to throw sth on[to] sth
etw auf etw Akk werfen
throw a log on the fire, will you?

2. throw on (pounce upon):

to throw oneself on sb
sich Akk auf jdn stürzen
to throw oneself on[to] sth
sich Akk auf etw Akk niederwerfen
to throw oneself on[to] sb's mercy

3. throw on (get dressed):

to throw on sth
etw eilig anziehen [o. überwerfen] [o. CH a. anlegen]

4. throw on (cast):

to throw light on[to] sth
Licht in etw Akk bringen
to throw light on a crime übtr
to throw suspicion on[to] sb

throw open VERB trans

to throw open sth
to throw open sth übtr
to throw open a door

throw out VERB trans

1. throw out (fling outside):

to throw out sth

2. throw out (eject):

to throw out sb
to throw out sb (dismiss)
jdn entlassen [o. ugs rauswerfen]
to throw sb out of the house

3. throw out (discard):

to throw out sth
to throw out a bill JUR
to throw out a case

4. throw out (offer):

to throw out sth

5. throw out esp Brit (confuse):

to throw sb out

6. throw out (emit):

to throw out sth
to throw out light

7. throw out (of plant):

8. throw out SPORT (in cricket, baseball):

to throw out sb

Wendungen:

to throw out a feeler

throw over VERB trans

1. throw over (propel across top):

to throw sth over sth
etw über etw Akk werfen

2. throw over ugs (pass):

to throw over sth

3. throw over (leap):

to throw oneself over sth

4. throw over (cover):

to throw sth over sth
etw über etw Akk legen
to throw sth over one's shoulder (carry)

5. throw over übtr ugs (leave):

to throw sb over [for sth]
jdn [wegen etw Gen] sitzenlassen ugs
to throw a party over

throw overboard VERB trans

to throw overboard sb/sth overboard
jdn/etw über Bord werfen
to throw overboard sth overboard übtr

throw round VERB trans esp Brit

1. throw round (cover):

to throw sth round sth
etw um etw Akk werfen

2. throw round (embrace):

to throw one's arms round sb
to throw one's arms round sth
die Arme um etw Akk schlingen poet

throw together VERB trans

1. throw together ugs (make quickly):

to throw together an article
to throw together clothes
to throw together a meal

2. throw together (cause to meet):

to throw together sb

I. throw up VERB trans

1. throw up (project upwards):

to throw up sth

2. throw up (cause to rise):

to throw up sth
to throw up sth dust

3. throw up (deposit on beach):

to throw up sth
etw anschwemmen [o. anspülen] [o. CH a. länden] ugs

4. throw up (build quickly):

to throw up a building

5. throw up ugs (give up):

to throw up sth

6. throw up ugs (vomit):

to throw up sth

II. throw up VERB intr ugs

throw up
throw up

throw upon VERB trans form

throw upon PHRVB throw on

throw on VERB trans

1. throw on (place):

to throw sth on[to] sth
etw auf etw Akk werfen
throw a log on the fire, will you?

2. throw on (pounce upon):

to throw oneself on sb
sich Akk auf jdn stürzen
to throw oneself on[to] sth
sich Akk auf etw Akk niederwerfen
to throw oneself on[to] sb's mercy

3. throw on (get dressed):

to throw on sth
etw eilig anziehen [o. überwerfen] [o. CH a. anlegen]

4. throw on (cast):

to throw light on[to] sth
Licht in etw Akk bringen
to throw light on a crime übtr
to throw suspicion on[to] sb

ˈthrow-in SUBST SPORT

throw-in
Einwurf m <-(e)s, -wür·fe>
Present
Ithrow
youthrow
he/she/itthrows
wethrow
youthrow
theythrow
Past
Ithrew
youthrew
he/she/itthrew
wethrew
youthrew
theythrew
Present Perfect
Ihavethrown
youhavethrown
he/she/ithasthrown
wehavethrown
youhavethrown
theyhavethrown
Past Perfect
Ihadthrown
youhadthrown
he/she/ithadthrown
wehadthrown
youhadthrown
theyhadthrown