throw something together
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Definition of throw something together - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
- She had to throw dinner together before the guests arrived.
- She had to throw something together for the meeting.
- I can throw something together for lunch.
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Expressions with throw
discard or get rid of something unwanted
She decided to throw out the old clothes.
scatter objects in different directions
The children throw about their toys every afternoon.
drop something forcefully from one's hands
He decided to throw down the heavy bag.
remove or discard something
She threw off her wet coat.
organize and host a social gathering
They decided to throw a party for her birthday..
toss a softball underhand
She can throw a softball accurately to the catcher.
discard something completely without care
He decided to throw it all away and start fresh.
hurl stones towards someone or something
The children throw stones at the old building.
assemble or produce something quickly and without much care
She had to throw together a meal before guests arrived..
vomit or eject stomach contents through the mouth
He felt sick and had to throw up.
very short distance away
The park is just a stone's throw from here.
very close or within a short distance
The park is just a stone's throw away from here.
hit someone with a fist
He tried to throw a punch during the fight.
show anger or frustration in an uncontrolled way
He will throw a tantrum if he loses.
discredit or spoil enthusiasm or excitement
He threw a wet blanket on their plans for a party.
discuss an idea informally
We often throw an idea around before making a decision.
respond quickly and sharply to a comment
She threw back a witty remark during the debate.
do something despite risks without worrying about consequences
She decided to throw caution to the wind and invest all her savings.
discourage or dissuade someone from doing something
His father threw cold water on his plans to drop out of school..
make a bad situation worse by adding more trouble
Don't throw fuel on the fire by arguing more.
make a bad situation worse by increasing conflict or tension
His rude comment threw gas on the fire during the argument..
make a bad situation worse by adding more problems or anger
He threw gasoline on the fire by insulting her again.
remove him from a place or position
They decided to throw him off the team.
add something extra at no additional cost
They will throw in a free dessert.
Expressions with something
very impressive or remarkable in a positive way
Her performance in the play was really something.
indicates a noteworthy or impressive thing
Winning the award, now that's something.
impressive or remarkable thing
Her performance in the play was quite something.
something seems dishonest or wrong
When he changed his story again, something's fishy.
inflate something with air or gas
We need to blow the balloons up for the party.
make a liquid thicker by boiling
Boil the sauce down to enhance the flavor.
gain a benefit or advantage from something
She hoped to get a promotion out of it.
finish an unpleasant task quickly
I want to get this meeting over with so I can relax.
try or attempt something new or unfamiliar
She decided to give painting a go.
try something to see results, especially if it is new
I did a trial run of the app before buying it.
hold a negative feeling towards someone or something
She has something against her new neighbor.
wear clothes or accessories on your body
She has a red dress on.
be involved or associated with something
He has something to do with the new project.
hold something so it does not rise
He kept the umbrella down in the wind.
store something so you can repeat it exactly without looking
She knows the poem by heart and can recite it anytime.
stop using something for a while so it can improve
Let the dough rest before baking.
allow something to lose power or energy by not recharging
He let the phone run down and it turned off.
attach an object to something using a pin
She pinned the note on the board.
move an object onto another surface
He pushed the book on the shelf.
leave a place quietly and quickly
She tried to slip out of the meeting unnoticed.
variety of options to satisfy all
The new restaurant offers something for everyone on its menu.
unspecified or forgotten thing
She left her keys or her phone or something or other at home.
keep something for future use
She stored up enough food for the winter.
consider something with importance or sincerity
She takes her studies seriously and always does her best.
Expressions with together
reassembled into a whole
The broken vase is back together now.
assemble parts to form a whole
She put together the new furniture.
unite or join forces for a common purpose
The community banded together to rebuild the park..
meet with others socially or for a specific purpose
Let's get together for coffee this weekend..
in unison or simultaneously by a group
Let's sing the chorus all together now.
cause objects to stay united
The glue will hold the pieces together.
sharing the same situation or problem with others
We are all in this together during tough times.
create something by interlocking yarn or thread
She decided to knit together a warm scarf.
assemble something from various parts or fragments
She managed to piece together the broken vase.
unite for a common goal or purpose
The team pulled together to win the match.
assemble parts to form a whole
He put the pieces together to complete the puzzle.
support each other in a common cause
The community stood together to protect the park.
remain united in association
The team decided to stick together despite the challenges.
assemble or produce something quickly and without much care
She had to throw together a meal before guests arrived..
join pieces of material by sewing them so they form one piece
She learned to stitch together small fabric squares for a quilt.
people with similar traits tend to gather or associate
Birds of a feather flock together in school clubs.
gather in a group for safety or social reasons
Birds often flock together during migration.
organize thoughts or recover from confusion or shock
I need to get my head together before the meeting.
improve your behavior or performance
Get your act together before the boss reviews your work tomorrow.
people discussing something to solve a problem
The team put their heads together to find a solution.
stay calm and steady during hard times
She tried to hold it together during the crisis.
maintain composure in stressful situations
She managed to keep it together during the crisis.
combine resources or efforts for a common goal
They decided to pool together their money to buy a gift.
restored to original condition
The vase was put back together after it broke.
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- French:improviser, ...
- German:etwas schnell zusammenwerfen, ...
- Italian:preparare in fretta, ...
- Spanish:improvisar, ...
- Portuguese:preparar rapidamente, ...
- Chinese:匆忙做, ...
- Japanese:急いで作る, ...
- Arabic:حَضَّرَ عَلى عَجَل, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַלְתֵּר, ...
- Russian:быстро приготовить, ...
- Ukrainian:швидко приготувати, ...
- Hindi:जल्दी से बनाना, ...
- Bengali:দ্রুত তৈরি করা, ...
- Catalan:preparar ràpidament, ...
- Czech:narychlo dát dohromady, ...
- Danish:kaste sammen, ...
- Dutch:in elkaar flansen, ...
- Greek:φτιάχνω πρόχειρα, ...
- Hungarian:gyorsan összedobni, ...
- Khmer:រៀបចំយ៉ាងរហ័ស, ...
- Korean:급히 만들다, ...
- Persian:سریع آماده کردن, ...
- Polish:szybko przygotować, ...
- Portuguese (BR):improvisar, ...
- Romanian:a improviza, ...
- Swedish:slänga ihop, ...
- Thai:จัดเตรียมอย่างรวดเร็ว, ...
- Turkish:hızlıca hazırlamak, ...
- Vietnamese:chuẩn bị nhanh, ...
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