| 单词 | hurtle |
| 释义 | hur·tle I. intransitive verb 1. archaic < together hurtled both their steeds — Edward Fairfax > 2. < boulders hurtled down the cliffs > < the morning gun … sent its echoes hurtling through the coco palms — G.P.Insh > < stubbed his foot against the doorjamb and hurtled into the hall — Liam O'Flaherty > 3. < you can hurtle along at supersonic speeds — Irwin Edman > < somehow he had hurtled past the propellers' blades — Time > < the country was hurtling toward disaster — Sidney Warren > transitive verb 1. < the subway hurtles hordes of workers daily into lower Manhattan > < Indians hurtle flaming arrows over the stockade wall > < when he hurtles himself into a dance — John Mason Brown > 2. dialect England II. |
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