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

单词	fling
释义	fling I. \ˈfliŋ\ verb (flung \ˈfləŋ\ ; also dialect flang \ˈflaŋ, -aiŋ\ ; flung ; flinging ; flings) Etymology: Middle English flingen, flengen (also, to strike, lash out), of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse flengja whip, throw, Norwegian, to tear loose, hurry; akin to Old Norse flā to flay — more at flay *intransitive verb* 1. : to move hastily, brusquely, or violently often as an expression of mental or emotional turmoil < she flung away from her brother's restraining hand > < flinging out of the room in a rage > 2. a. of an animal : to kick or plunge wildly : aim a kick — now usually used with out < the mule flung out at him as he passed > b. obsolete, of a person : to struggle or fling oneself about (as in attempting to escape) 3. Scotland a. : to caper about b. : to dance a fling *transitive verb* 1. a. : to throw especially with force, violence, recklessness, or abandon : hurl < as if a resistless flood had torn them loose from their foundations … flinging them here and there — O.E.Rölvaag > < flung his books on the table > — often used with an adverb of direction < flung the report down in disgust > < flung up his hands in despair > b. : to cast aside by or as if by throwing forcibly : discard, disregard < they flung off all restraint > — often used with away < fling away that dirty old cloth > 2. a. : to bring, send, or put (a person) suddenly, violently, or unexpectedly into a different and usually worse state or position — used with into < the enemy was flung into confusion > < the new king flung his brothers into prison > b. : to throw off (as a rider) or down (as a wrestling opponent) c. archaic : to get the better of : overthrow d. archaic : swindle, cheat 3. : to move (as a body part) suddenly or impetuously — usually used with an adverb of direction < flung her arms wide in greeting > < angrily flinging up his head > 4. a. : to give off or send forth : emit < the sun flinging its warm rays on the soil > < the massed roses flung their heady scent into the evening breeze > b. : to ejaculate or utter vigorously, curtly, or with strong emotion < he flung a sharp reply as he left > < flinging a hasty word of consolation > — see fling off 5. : to throw (as one's efforts) into something < flung all their resources into the revolution > : address (as oneself) to something usually with vigor or strong emotional response < she flung herself into her new tasks gratefully > Synonyms: see throw • - fling oneself at someone's head II. noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from flingen, v. 1. : a sharp cast (as from the hand) : a hard throw < give the thing a fling and get rid of it for good > 2. a. : a casual try : an effort not based on deep or sustained interest < I'm willing to take a fling at almost any job > b. : a usually impulsive utterance indicative of contempt : gibe, sarcasm < not above taking an occasional sharp fling at their folly > c. archaic : a hasty, impulsive, or impromptu act (as a journey) 3. : lively and unconstrained action or activity: as a. : a plunging or kicking especially of a horse b. : an affair or a period marked by uninhibited gaiety, self-indulgence, or dissipation < determined to have one last fling before he sailed >
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