Definition of throw around - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
conversationcasually mention or discuss something
- He likes to throw around big words to impress people.
2.
carelessnesscarelessly toss or scatter things
- The kids throw around their toys all over the room.
3.
spendingRare spend money freely or extravagantlyRare
- They throw around cash like it's nothing.
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sports
area around the free-throw line in basketball
Examples of throw around in a sentence
Don't throw around promises you can't keep. Don't throw around your clothes like that. They throw around ideas during brainstorming sessions. He tends to throw around money at parties. They throw around dollars on luxury items.
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- French:lancer, éparpiller, ...
- German:erwähnen, herumwerfen, ...
- Italian:discutere superficialmente, sparpagliare, ...
- Spanish:soltar, tirar, ...
- Portuguese:atirar por aí, espalhar, ...
- Chinese:随便说, 乱扔, ...
- Japanese:軽く言う, 散らかす, ...
- Arabic:تَداوَل, بَعْثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְרוֹק בָּאֲוִיר, לִזְרוֹק לְכָל עֵבֶר, ...
- Russian:упоминать вскользь, разбрасывать, ...
- Ukrainian:кидатися, розкидати, ...
- Hindi:बड़ी-बड़ी बातें करना, इधर-उधर फेंकना, ...
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