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Definition of stone-throwing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
actionsRare action of throwing stones, often to attack or protestRare
- The protest ended in stone-throwing by the crowd.
Adjective
aggressive actRare involving or related to the act of throwing stonesRare
- The stone-throwing crowd was quickly dispersed by police.
Origin of stone-throwing
English, stone (from Old English, stan, rock) + throwing (from throw, to hurl)
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play
children's game hopping on squares and throwing a stone
Examples of stone-throwing in a sentence
Police arrested several people for stone-throwing. Stone-throwing incidents increased during protests. A stone-throwing mob damaged several cars.
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- French:jet de pierres, impliquant le lancer de pierres, ...
- German:Steinewerfen, steinwerfend, ...
- Italian:lancio di pietre, che lancia pietre, ...
- Spanish:piedrazos, de lanzamiento de piedras, ...
- Portuguese:atirar pedras, que atira pedras, ...
- Chinese:投石, 投掷石块的, ...
- Japanese:石投げ, 石投げの, ...
- Arabic:رَشْق الحِجارَة, راجِم, ...
- Hebrew:זְרִיקַת אֲבָנִים, זוֹרֵק אֲבָנִים, ...
- Russian:бросание камней, бросающий камни, ...
- Ukrainian:кидання каміння, каменекидацький, ...
- Hindi:पत्थर फेंकना, पत्थर फेंकने वाला, ...
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