Resumen
throw {sustantivo}
tiro · lanzamiento
to throw {verbo}
tirar · precipitar · desarzonar · arrojar · botar · bolear · zumbar · lanzar · echar · abatir
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Traducción Inglés-Español para "throw"
"throw" en español
throw {sustantivo}
Tens of thousands of people live and sleep a stone's throw away from the runway.
Allah said, "Throw it down, O Moses!
Lebanon is just a stone's throw away.
throw {sustantivo} [dep.] (también: pitch)
to throw {verbo}
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to toss, to chuck away, to chuck out)
A great deal has been achieved and we must not throw that away now.
However, we should not throw the baby out with the bath water - please note, Mr President!
I recall our impassioned debates in this House about the throw-away mentality.
It will not be easy, but we must not throw in the towel and we must continue to be resolute and determined.
We must also try to ensure that, in so doing, we do not throw out the baby with the bathwater.
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to hurry, to rush)
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to unhorse)
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to eject, to toss, to disgorge, to give out)
We should not throw staff, money or powers at an organisation just because problems exist.
We also need to recognise that people who live in glasshouses should not throw stones.
No doubt he will not be able to tell us everything but perhaps he could throw some light on the situation.
I therefore call upon the European Parliament to support this measure and throw some light on the matter.
It is a lesson which shows that we cannot just throw things away: that is not possible, as they are still there in some shape or form.
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to throw out, to throw away, to lose)
to throw out
to throw away
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to shine)
to throw [threw|thrown] {vb} (también: to hum, to buzz)
to throw [threw|thrown] {v.t.} (también: to let out, to thrust)
I would like to throw down a challenge to Commissioner Bangemann and his colleagues today.
However, we do not want to throw out the baby with the bath water either.
The UK Government has wisely decided not to throw the British people into the unknown.
To decide who goes first, each player clicks the Roll button to throw a single die.
They have every right to do so, but not, as I see it, to throw stones and get into scuffles with the police.
to throw [threw|thrown] {v.t.} (también: to belch, to pull down)
It is not right to throw racism and so-called homophobia and Islamophobia into the same pot.
It is nonetheless inconceivable, Mr President, that we throw away the euro in this way.
We invite the troika to throw light on this scandal!
What is necessary is to throw some sand into the wheels of the currency speculators, stockbrokers and option traders.
It would be a case of " throw it on the furnace " and putting it out of sight and out of mind which to my mind is a false approach.
to throw [threw|thrown] {v.t.} (también: to abase, to knock down, to demolish, to depress)
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Palabras similares
thrombocyte · thrombocytopenia · thrombosis · thrombus · throne · throng · throttling · through · throughout · throughput · throw · throw-away · throwing · thru · thrush · thrust · thruster · thud · thug · thuggish · thumb
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