| 单词 | throw up |
| 释义 | throw up transitive verb 1. < throw up the window > 2. < threw up a good job to devote his whole time to art — Herbert Read > < throw the whole thing up and do exactly what he wanted to do — Mary Deasy > 3. < makeshift dwellings … were thrown up almost overnight — American Guide Series: New York City > < a breastwork was thrown up around the outskirts — American Guide Series: Minnesota > 4. < if they are swallowed whole they may be thrown up — H.H.Miller > 5. < proves that Parliament can throw up leaders — Ernest Barker > < all the voluminous information thrown up by successive … investigations — S.F.Bemis > 6. < white and yellow … help to throw up the other colors in the garden — Stuart Ogg > 7. < don't want that thrown up to me when I'm old and gray — Hamilton Basso > intransitive verb 1. < it was pretty hot … and she got sick and threw up — Don Ludlow > 2. of a hound • throw up one's hands < the average conductor, faced with such a score, throws up his hands — Deems Taylor > |
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