英语词汇“throw someone off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of evade

Definition

to get around, shirk, or dodge (the law, a duty, etc.)

He managed to evade the police for six months.

Synonyms

avoid,

escape,

dodge,

get away from,

shun,

elude,

eschew,

steer clear of,

sidestep,

circumvent (formal),

duck (informal),

shirk,

slip through the net of,

escape the clutches of,

body-swerve

in the sense of give someone the slip

Definition

to escape from someone

He gave reporters the slip by leaving by the back door at midnight.

Synonyms

escape from,

get away from,

evade,

shake (someone) off,

elude,

lose (someone),

flee,

dodge,

outwit,

slip through someone's fingers

in the sense of lose

Definition

to outdistance or escape from

I couldn't lose him, but he couldn't overtake.

Synonyms

escape from,

pass,

leave behind,

evade,

lap,

duck (informal),

dodge,

shake off,

elude,

slip away from,

outstrip,

throw off,

outrun,

outdistance,

give someone the slip

in the sense of outdistance

Definition

to leave (other competitors) behind in a race

He managed to outdistance his pursuers.

Synonyms

leave behind,

lose,

escape,

get away from,

shake off,

outstrip,

outrun,

leave standing (informal),

outpace

in the sense of outrun

Definition

to run faster or further than (someone)

There are not many sprinters in the world who can outrun her.

Synonyms

outdistance,

beat,

escape,

leave behind,

get away from,

shake off,

outstrip,

lose,

leave standing (informal),

outpace

in the sense of throw

Definition

to confuse or disconcert

He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts.

Synonyms

confuse,

baffle,

faze,

astonish,

confound,

unnerve,

disconcert,

perturb,

throw you out,

throw you off,

dumbfound,

discompose,

put you off your stroke,

throw you off your stride,

unsettle

in the sense of unsettle

Definition

to confuse or agitate a person or the mind

The presence of the two police officers unsettled her.

Synonyms

disturb,

trouble,

upset,

throw (informal),

bother,

confuse,

disorder,

rattle (informal),

agitate,

ruffle,

unnerve,

disconcert,

unbalance,

fluster,

perturb,

faze,

throw into confusion,

throw off balance,

discompose,

throw into disorder,

throw into uproar

in the sense of upset

Definition

to disturb mentally or emotionally

She warned me not to say anything to upset him.

Synonyms

distress,

trouble,

disturb,

worry,

alarm,

bother,

dismay,

grieve,

hassle (informal),

agitate,

ruffle,

unnerve,

disconcert,

disquiet,

fluster,

perturb,

faze,

throw someone off balance,

give someone grief (British, South Africa),

discompose

单词	throw someone off
释义	1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of disconcert I lost my first serve in the first set; it threw me off a bit. Synonyms disconcert My lack of response clearly disconcerted him. unsettle The presence of the two police officers unsettled her. faze throw (informal) He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts. upset She warned me not to say anything to upset him. confuse She was confused by this new turn of events. disturb He had been disturbed by the news of the attack. put you off your stroke throw you off your stride 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of escape from He threw off his pursuers by pedalling across the state line. Synonyms escape from lose I couldn't lose him, but he couldn't overtake. leave behind get away from evade He managed to evade the police for six months. shake off elude The thieves managed to elude the police for months. outrun There are not many sprinters in the world who can outrun her. outdistance He managed to outdistance his pursuers. give someone the slip He gave reporters the slip by leaving by the back door at midnight. show a clean pair of heels to See throw Additional synonyms in the sense of confuse Definition to throw into disorder She was confused by this new turn of events. Synonyms disconcert, upset, embarrass, rattle (informal), confound, unnerve, disorient, mortify, demoralize, discomfit, throw off balance, discountenance, nonplus, abash, discompose, throw into disorder in the sense of disturb Definition to upset or worry He had been disturbed by the news of the attack. Synonyms upset, concern, worry, trouble, shake, excite, alarm, confuse, distress, distract, dismay, unsettle, agitate, ruffle, confound, unnerve, vex, fluster, perturb, derange, discompose in the sense of elude Definition to avoid or escape from (someone or something) The thieves managed to elude the police for months. Synonyms evade, escape, lose, avoid, flee, duck (informal), dodge, get away from, shake off, run away from, circumvent (formal), outrun, body-swerve Nearby words of throw someone off throw down the gauntlet throw dust in someone's eyes throw in your lot with someone throw someone off throw someone out throw someone over throw something away Synonyms of 'throw someone off' throw someone off Additional synonyms in the sense of evade Definition to get around, shirk, or dodge (the law, a duty, etc.) He managed to evade the police for six months. Synonyms avoid, escape, dodge, get away from, shun, elude, eschew, steer clear of, sidestep, circumvent (formal), duck (informal), shirk, slip through the net of, escape the clutches of, body-swerve in the sense of give someone the slip Definition to escape from someone He gave reporters the slip by leaving by the back door at midnight. Synonyms escape from, get away from, evade, shake (someone) off, elude, lose (someone), flee, dodge, outwit, slip through someone's fingers in the sense of lose Definition to outdistance or escape from I couldn't lose him, but he couldn't overtake. Synonyms escape from, pass, leave behind, evade, lap, duck (informal), dodge, shake off, elude, slip away from, outstrip, throw off, outrun, outdistance, give someone the slip in the sense of outdistance Definition to leave (other competitors) behind in a race He managed to outdistance his pursuers. Synonyms leave behind, lose, escape, get away from, shake off, outstrip, outrun, leave standing (informal), outpace in the sense of outrun Definition to run faster or further than (someone) There are not many sprinters in the world who can outrun her. Synonyms outdistance, beat, escape, leave behind, get away from, shake off, outstrip, lose, leave standing (informal), outpace in the sense of throw Definition to confuse or disconcert He threw me by asking if I went in for martial arts. Synonyms confuse, baffle, faze, astonish, confound, unnerve, disconcert, perturb, throw you out, throw you off, dumbfound, discompose, put you off your stroke, throw you off your stride, unsettle in the sense of unsettle Definition to confuse or agitate a person or the mind The presence of the two police officers unsettled her. Synonyms disturb, trouble, upset, throw (informal), bother, confuse, disorder, rattle (informal), agitate, ruffle, unnerve, disconcert, unbalance, fluster, perturb, faze, throw into confusion, throw off balance, discompose, throw into disorder, throw into uproar in the sense of upset Definition to disturb mentally or emotionally She warned me not to say anything to upset him. Synonyms distress, trouble, disturb, worry, alarm, bother, dismay, grieve, hassle (informal), agitate, ruffle, unnerve, disconcert, disquiet, fluster, perturb, faze, throw someone off balance, give someone grief (British, South Africa), discompose
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