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fling

/flɪŋ

verb (past and past participle flung /flʌŋ/) [with object and adverbial of direction]

1Throw or hurl forcefully: he picked up the debris and flung it away she flung herself down on his bed figurative I was flung into jail...

Yet they cannot stand the heat of scrutiny, nor even some of the mud they throw being flung back at them.
Stones and debris had been flung up on to the grassy area.
All of the members of the Melody crouched, throwing their hands over their heads to fling away the flying debris.

Synonyms

throw, toss, sling, hurl, cast, pitch, lob, bowl, launch, flip, shy, send, propel, project, aim, direct, catapult, fire, send flying, let fly with

informal chuck, heave, bung, buzz, whang

North American informal peg

Australian informal hoy

New Zealand informal bish

1.1Move or push (something) suddenly or violently: he flung back the bedclothes [with object and complement]: Jennifer flung open a door...

Pete had had his fingers entwined in her red locks and she had let her hands roam his back when the door was suddenly flung open.
Wrenching the door knob violently, she flings the door open and is met with stunned glances from two suited businessmen.
He stopped and flung his car door open before storming back to the van, shouting.

1.2 (fling oneself into) Start or engage in (an activity or enterprise) with great energy and enthusiasm: he flung himself into his athletics...

Pete's cousin had died from an undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy and, with his usual enthusiasm, Pete flung himself into setting up this new charity.
He rarely rode for himself, but flung himself into solely helping his team leader.
When she got home she flung herself into the ‘getting ready’ process with enthusiasm.

1.3 [no object, with adverbial of direction] Go quickly and angrily: Lisa had flung out of the house without so much as a glance at him...

Meta flung back quickly and landed on the floor, dust flying everywhere.

noun

1A short period of enjoyment or wild behaviour: one final fling before a tranquil retirement...

Again, we have a wild fling, in which the supplies of the last year are consumed.
But a funny thing happened this week: in our final fling for the year, the props came pouring in from all over, and suddenly, this whole enterprise doesn't seem quite so otiose.
Saturday's point gives them added insurance against a final fling from George Burley's Tractor Boys but even the ever-optimistic Holdsworth is playing it safe.

Synonyms

good time, binge, spree, bit of fun, bit of amusement, night on the town;

fun and games, enjoyment, entertainment, recreation, revelry, skylarking, larks

1.1A short, spontaneous sexual relationship: I had a fling with someone when I was at college...

She has had five serious relationships the rest have all been short flings, one-nighters and so on.
He didn't understand how some people could just want flings and other short relationships just for the sex.
It appears like you're looking for a fling or a casual sexual relationship, but it's not that simple.

Synonyms

affair, love affair, relationship, romance, flirtation, dalliance, liaison, entanglement, romantic entanglement, involvement, attachment, affair of the heart, intrigue;

relations;

French affaire, affaire de/du cœur, amour

informal hanky-panky

British informal carry-on

2 short for Highland fling.

Derivatives

flinger

noun ...

Mrs. Medori is ‘la Maestra’ and conducts the concerto of flower flingers.
I'm more of a flinger than a floater, so my teacher catches my hips, then he stands there and counts slowly to twelve while subtly, telepathically adjusting my posture and watching for signs of collapse.
Torpedo and missile launchers on capital warships are essentially flingers, just very specialized ones.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'go violently'): perhaps related to Old Norse flengja 'flog'. The main verb sense is based on an earlier sense 'reckless movement of the body' and dates from the early 19th century.

单词	fling
释义	fling /flɪŋ / verb (past and past participle flung /flʌŋ/) [with object and adverbial of direction] 1Throw or hurl forcefully: he picked up the debris and flung it away she flung herself* down on his bed* figurative I was flung into jail... Yet they cannot stand the heat of scrutiny, nor even some of the mud they throw being flung back at them. Stones and debris had been flung up on to the grassy area. All of the members of the Melody crouched, throwing their hands over their heads to fling away the flying debris. Synonyms throw, toss, sling, hurl, cast, pitch, lob, bowl, launch, flip, shy, send, propel, project, aim, direct, catapult, fire, send flying, let fly with informal chuck, heave, bung, buzz, whang North American informal peg Australian informal hoy New Zealand informal bish 1.1Move or push (something) suddenly or violently: he flung back the bedclothes [with object and complement]: Jennifer flung open a door... Pete had had his fingers entwined in her red locks and she had let her hands roam his back when the door was suddenly flung open. Wrenching the door knob violently, she flings the door open and is met with stunned glances from two suited businessmen. He stopped and flung his car door open before storming back to the van, shouting. 1.2 (fling oneself into) Start or engage in (an activity or enterprise) with great energy and enthusiasm: he flung himself into his athletics... Pete's cousin had died from an undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy and, with his usual enthusiasm, Pete flung himself into setting up this new charity. He rarely rode for himself, but flung himself into solely helping his team leader. When she got home she flung herself into the ‘getting ready’ process with enthusiasm. 1.3 [no object, with adverbial of direction] Go quickly and angrily: Lisa had flung out of the house without so much as a glance at him... Meta flung back quickly and landed on the floor, dust flying everywhere. noun 1A short period of enjoyment or wild behaviour: one final fling before a tranquil retirement... Again, we have a wild fling, in which the supplies of the last year are consumed. But a funny thing happened this week: in our final fling for the year, the props came pouring in from all over, and suddenly, this whole enterprise doesn't seem quite so otiose. Saturday's point gives them added insurance against a final fling from George Burley's Tractor Boys but even the ever-optimistic Holdsworth is playing it safe. Synonyms good time, binge, spree, bit of fun, bit of amusement, night on the town; fun and games, enjoyment, entertainment, recreation, revelry, skylarking, larks 1.1A short, spontaneous sexual relationship: I had a fling with someone when I was at college... She has had five serious relationships the rest have all been short flings, one-nighters and so on. He didn't understand how some people could just want flings and other short relationships just for the sex. It appears like you're looking for a fling or a casual sexual relationship, but it's not that simple. Synonyms affair, love affair, relationship, romance, flirtation, dalliance, liaison, entanglement, romantic entanglement, involvement, attachment, affair of the heart, intrigue; relations; French affaire, affaire de/du cœur, amour informal hanky-panky British informal carry-on 2 short for Highland fling. Derivatives flinger noun ... Mrs. Medori is ‘la Maestra’ and conducts the concerto of flower flingers. I'm more of a flinger than a floater, so my teacher catches my hips, then he stands there and counts slowly to twelve while subtly, telepathically adjusting my posture and watching for signs of collapse. Torpedo and missile launchers on capital warships are essentially flingers, just very specialized ones. Origin Middle English (in the sense 'go violently'): perhaps related to Old Norse flengja 'flog'. The main verb sense is based on an earlier sense 'reckless movement of the body' and dates from the early 19th century. Rhymes Beijing, bing, bring, Chungking, cling, ding, dingaling, I Ching, king, Kunming, ling, Ming, Nanjing, Peking, ping, ring, sing, Singh, sling, spring, sting, string, swing, Synge, thing, ting, wing, wring, Xining, zing
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