throw a bash

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Definition of throw a bash - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

celebration

organize a big fun party for people

They decided to throw a bash for her birthday.
Let's throw a bash to celebrate graduation.
He plans to throw a bash for New Year's Eve.

throw a party

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Expressions with throw

throw out

discard or get rid of something unwanted

She decided to throw out the old clothes.

throw about

scatter objects in different directions

The children throw about their toys every afternoon.

throw down

drop something forcefully from one's hands

He decided to throw down the heavy bag.

throw off

remove or discard something

She threw off her wet coat.

throw a party

organize and host a social gathering

They decided to throw a party for her birthday..

throw a softball

toss a softball underhand

She can throw a softball accurately to the catcher.

Expressions with bash

bash about

damage something by hitting it repeatedly

The kids bashed about the old car in the yard.

bash around

treat someone or something roughly or carelessly

He bashed around the equipment without any concern.

bash in

damage by hitting hard

The vandals bashed in the car windows.

bash on

continue doing something despite difficulties

Even when tired, she decided to bash on.

bash on regardless

continue doing something despite difficulties

Even with the rain, they decided to bash on regardless.

bash out

write or type quickly without much thought

She bashed out the report in an hour.

bash together

make or put together quickly without much care

They bashed together a meal from leftovers.

bash up

damage something by hitting it hard

The storm bashed up the old barn.

big bash

large and lively party or celebration

We attended a big bash for her birthday.

birthday bash

lively party celebrating someone's birthday

We had a great time at her birthday bash.

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French:organiser une fête, ...
German:eine Party schmeißen, ...
Italian:organizzare una festa, ...
Spanish:organizar una fiesta, ...
Portuguese:dar uma festa, ...
Chinese:办派对, ...
Japanese:パーティーを開く, ...
Arabic:أَقَامَ حَفْلَة, ...
Hebrew:לַעֲרוֹךְ מְסִיבָּה, ...
Russian:устроить вечеринку, ...
Ukrainian:влаштовувати вечірку/влаштувати вечірку, ...
Hindi:जोरदार पार्टी देना, ...
Bengali:বড় পার্টির আয়োজন করা, ...
Catalan:fer una festa, ...
Czech:uspořádat mejdan, ...
Danish:holde en stor fest, ...
Dutch:een feest geven, ...
Greek:κάνω πάρτι, ...
Hungarian:bulit rendezni, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំពិធីជប់លៀងធំ, ...
Korean:파티를 열다, ...
Persian:مهمانی بزرگ گرفتن, ...
Polish:zorganizować imprezę, ...
Portuguese (BR):fazer uma festa, ...
Romanian:a organiza o petrecere, ...
Swedish:ordna en fest, ...
Thai:จัดปาร์ตี้ใหญ่, ...
Turkish:parti vermek, ...
Vietnamese:mở tiệc, ...

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