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| 1 | to throw something carelessly or with a lot of force 乱抛；乱丢；猛扔；猛掷 |
| fling sth over/across/onto etc She flung a book across the room at me. 她从房间那头把书向我扔过来。 |
| His coat had been flung over the back of a chair. 他的外套胡乱搭在椅背上。 |
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| 2 | to move your body or part of your body quickly , and with a lot of force 急伸，猛动（身体或部分身体） |
| fling sth around/up/back etc I flung my arms around him. 我猛地张开双臂抱住他。 |
| fling yourself down/into/onto/to sth Martin flung himself to the ground to stop the ball. 马丁猛地扑倒在地去挡球。 |
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| 3 | to say something to someone that is intended to hurt them 说（意在伤人的话） |
| Don’ t start flinging accusations just because you’ re upset. 不要仅仅因为你心烦就开始指责别人。 |
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| 4 | to quickly open a door , window , or curtain 快速打开（门、窗或窗帘） |
| fling sth open/back/off She flung open the curtains to let in the sunlight. 她猛地拉开窗帘让阳光照射进来。 |
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| 5 | to send someone to a place or make them move quickly and with force 使突然陷入；猛推；狠抛 |
| The king could have you flung into prison. 国王可以把你投进监狱。 |
| He survived unhurt after being flung 25 metres in the crash. 他在车祸中被抛出25米后却毫发无伤。 |
| fling sb out (=make them leave) The management flung them out for causing a disturbance. 把某人赶走 |
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| - | fling yourself into/at sth
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| to start doing something with energy or enthusiasm |
| 全力投身于某事 |
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| He flung himself into his work. 他全身心地投入到工作中。 |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌfling ˈoff |
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| | if you fling off your clothes , you take them off quickly 匆匆脱掉（衣服） |
| - | ˌfling ˈon |
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| | if you fling clothes on , you put them on quickly 匆匆穿上（衣服） |
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