英语词汇throw up怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

throw up

[phrasal verb]

throw up or throw up (something) or throw (something) up informal : to have the food, liquid, etc., that is in your stomach come out through your mouth : vomit呕吐

She said she felt sick and then threw up.她说她觉得恶心，然后就吐了。
The patient was throwing up blood.病人当时正在吐血。

throw up (something) or throw (something) up

a : to raise or lift (something) quickly or suddenly（猛地）举起，扬起

He threw up the window and yelled down to her.他猛地向上推开窗，向下冲她大喊。
Her car's tires threw up dust as she sped away.她开车飞驰而过，轮胎扬起尘土。

b : to build (something) quickly匆匆建造

The house was thrown up almost overnight.这房子几乎是一夜间匆匆建成的。

c chiefly British : to leave (your job, home, etc.)辞职；离家

She threw up [=quit] her job to devote time to painting.她辞去工作，专心绘画。

d British : to cause (something) to be known使被人知晓

A lot of information has been thrown up from the investigation.这次调查暴露出很多信息。
The study has thrown up some surprising results.这项研究揭示了一些出人意料的结果。

throw up your hands or throw your hands up (in the air) : to stop an activity or effort and admit that you cannot do anything to make a situation better承认无能而放弃努力

He tried to convince her not to go, but in the end he had to throw up his hands in despair.他努力说服她不要离开，但最后，他只好绝望地放弃努力。
She threw her hands up in disgust.她怀着厌恶的心情放弃了努力。

单词	throw up
释义	throw up [phrasal verb] 1 throw up or throw up (something) or throw (something) up informal : to have the food, liquid, etc., that is in your stomach come out through your mouth : vomit呕吐 She said she felt sick and then threw up.她说她觉得恶心，然后就吐了。 The patient was throwing up blood.病人当时正在吐血。 2 throw up (something) or throw (something) up a : to raise or lift (something) quickly or suddenly（猛地）举起，扬起 He threw up the window and yelled down to her.他猛地向上推开窗，向下冲她大喊。 Her car's tires threw up dust as she sped away.她开车飞驰而过，轮胎扬起尘土。 b : to build (something) quickly匆匆建造 The house was thrown up almost overnight.这房子几乎是一夜间匆匆建成的。 c chiefly British : to leave (your job, home, etc.)辞职；离家 She threw up [=quit] her job to devote time to painting.她辞去工作，专心绘画。 d British : to cause (something) to be known使被人知晓 A lot of information has been thrown up from the investigation.这次调查暴露出很多信息。 The study has thrown up some surprising results.这项研究揭示了一些出人意料的结果。 3 throw up your hands or throw your hands up (in the air) : to stop an activity or effort and admit that you cannot do anything to make a situation better承认无能而放弃努力 He tried to convince her not to go, but in the end he had to throw up his hands in despair.他努力说服她不要离开，但最后，他只好绝望地放弃努力。 She threw her hands up in disgust.她怀着厌恶的心情放弃了努力。 ⇒ Main Entry: ¹ throw
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