hurling

英 [ˈhɜːlɪŋ]

美 [ˈhɜːrlɪŋ]

n.  爱尔兰曲棍球(两支参赛队，各15人)
v.  猛扔; 猛投; 猛摔; 大声说出(辱骂或斥责等); 呕吐
hurl的现在分词

现在分词：hurling　

牛津词典

noun

• 爱尔兰曲棍球（两支参赛队，各15人）
  an Irish ball game similar to hockey played by two teams of 15 boys or men

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛投;用力掷
  If youhurlsomething, you throw it violently and with a lot of force.
  1. Groups of angry youths hurled stones at police...
     成群结伙愤怒的年轻人朝警察投掷石块。
  2. One prisoner set fire to rags and hurled them into the courtyard...
     一名囚犯将破布点着，扔进院子。
  3. Simon caught the grenade and hurled it back...
     西蒙接住手榴弹，又把它大力掷了回去。
  4. Gangs rioted last night, breaking storefront windows and hurling rocks and bottles.
     几个帮派昨晚聚众闹事，他们打碎商店临街的玻璃窗，并投掷石块和瓶子。
• VERB 气势汹汹地吐（恶言）
  If youhurlabuse or insultsatsomeone, you shout insults at them aggressively.
  1. How would you handle being locked in the back of a cab while the driver hurled abuse at you?
     如果你被锁在出租车后座上而且还遭到司机的无礼谩骂，你会怎么办？

英英释义

noun

• a traditional Irish game resembling hockey

双语例句

• You are not playing hurling.
  你们不是在玩爱尔兰式曲棍球。
• Hurling his arms and legs around wildly, he kept afloat but wasted much effort.
  他用胳膊和腿在水中乱划，这样虽可以漂浮，但却白费了许多力气。
• The fans began hurling abuse at each other.
  狂热的支持者们开始相互谩骂。
• Criticism does not mean hurling abuse.
  批判并不意味着谩骂。
• An act of hurling; a throw, especially when considered in terms of distance.
  掷投的动作；一次投掷，尤指从距离衡量。
• An ancient heavy war engine for hurling large stones.
  一种古代的用于投掷巨大石块的器械。
• It's embarrassing the way she's hurling herself at him.
  她向他投怀送抱的样子使人难堪。
• Gangs rioted last night, breaking storefront windows and hurling rocks and bottles.
  几个帮派昨晚聚众闹事，他们打碎商店临街的玻璃窗，并投掷石块和瓶子。
• Fancy hurling away a good chance like this, the silly girl.
  想不到她竟把一次好机会这样胡乱丢掉了，真是个傻丫头！
• People retaliated by hurling stones at officers, and one officer was badly injured.
  作为回应有人向警察抛掷石头，一名警员受了重伤。