thrown over的意思

thrown over中文翻譯：

vi.放棄，變換；拋棄；拒絕；使覆蓋

相似詞語短語

thrown───v.拋（throw的過去分詞）；扔掉

thrown around───隨意亂投；扔來扔去

thrown away───扔掉，丟棄

thrown forward───被拋向（thrown是throw的過去分詞）

thrown about───到處扔；舞動

thrown clear───扔遠

thrown up───推上；嘔吐

thrown off───擺脫；拋棄；關閉

thrown out───v.扔掉；伸出；說出；否決；突出

雙語使用場景

But we are debating an apple being thrown over the fence.───但我們爭論的只是他們是否在那時扔蘋果相識。

More lime was then thrown over and it was sprayed with disinfectant.───然后再鋪上更多的石灰和消毒液。

He was pushed in on a thing with wheels and the skins of wild animals were thrown over him.───他坐在一個有輪子的東西上被推進去，野獸的皮披在他身上。

It was as if a great black blanket had been thrown over all the cities, towns, and homes.───好像是一條巨大的黑色毯子覆蓋在所有的城鎮和住戶的上空。

Second is a sari , which is a length of fabric wound around the body with the loose end (pallu) thrown over the shoulder.───其次是紗麗，是一塊長的布料圍在身體周圍，寬松的末端搭在肩膀上。

As Rome became a powerful civilization, the Romans began to wear a long garment wrapped around the body and thrown over the left shoulder.───當羅馬成了一個強大的文明國家后，羅馬人開始穿一種長袍；他們將長袍裹身，再搭在左肩上。

Bones have been thrown over, the two together, like the original as a wolf to catch up.───骨頭已經扔完了，兩只狼像原來一樣一起追趕。

The RSPCA is trying to trace the owner of a cat which was dyed pink and then thrown over a garden fence in Swindon.───可憐滴小貓咪被染成粉紅色，然后丟棄在史云頓的一個公園柵欄里。

The RSPCA have criticised a "sick prank" in which a cat had its fur dyed pink and was then thrown over a garden fence in Swindon.───一小貓全身被染成了粉色，之后被遺棄在斯溫頓地區某花園里，皇家防止虐待動物協會嚴厲譴責這一“變態惡作劇”行為。

英語使用場景

More lime was then thrown over and it was sprayed with disinfectant.

Coats were thrown over the shoulders of some stones.

These spoke openly of ropes being thrown over high beams and tar and feathers brought into play.

One long, heavily muscled leg had been thrown over hers, pinning her beneath him.

The light loose mantle was thrown over his tunic.

The coat was thrown over the back of the chair.

The tendency for anyone unused to such enormous forces is literally to be thrown over the handlebars.

A huge goat-hair sack would then be thrown over the saddle, forming two deep pockets either side.

The formal gesture, chivalrous and yet intimidating, was like a bucket of cold water thrown over Constance's confidence.