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Fling
[mit Schwung ausgeführter] Wurf
inglese
inglese
tedesco
tedesco
I. fling [flɪŋ] SOST usu sing
1. fling also fig (throw):
fling
to give sth a fling (throw)
etw werfen
to give sth a fling fig (give up)
etw hinwerfen [o. colloq hinschmeißen]
2. fling fig (try):
fling
Versuch m <-(e)s, -e>
to give sth a fling [or to take a fling at [doing] sth]
es mit etw dat versuchen
3. fling fig, usu eufem colloq (good time):
fling
ausgelassene [o. wilde] Zeit oft eufem
to have a [or one's]fling
ausgelassen [o. wild] feiern colloq
to have a [or one's]fling
4. fling fig, usu eufem colloq (relationship):
to have a fling with sb
mit jdm etw haben colloq eufem
5. fling ingl Scozia (dance):
Highland Fling
II. fling <flung, flung> [flɪŋ] VB vb trans
1. fling (throw):
to fling sb/sth
jdn/etw werfen [o. schleudern]
to fling sb to the ground
to fling sb into prison
jdn ins Gefängnis werfen [o. colloq stecken]
2. fling (move part of body):
to fling sth
etw werfen
to fling one's arms round sb's neck
3. fling colloq (move violently):
to fling oneself at sb/sth
sich acc auf jdn/etw stürzen
to fling oneself at sb's feet
to fling oneself into sth
sich acc in etw acc werfen [o. fallen lassen]
4. fling fig pegg (express):
to fling sth at sb accusations, insults
to fling sth in sb's teeth
5. fling fig (get involved):
to fling oneself into sth
sich acc in [o. auf] etw acc stürzen
to fling oneself at sb
sich acc jdm an den Hals werfen colloq pegg
High·land ˈfling SOST ingl Scozia
Highland fling
I. fling off VB vb trans
1. fling off also fig (remove):
to fling off sth coat, jacket
to fling off sth blanket, sheet
to fling off a burden/yoke fig
to fling off scruples fig
2. fling off (rid):
to fling off sb attacker, pursuer
3. fling off fig pegg (write quickly):
to fling off sth essay, letter
etw hinhauen colloq pegg
to fling off sth poem
etw herunterrasseln colloq pegg
4. fling off (say quickly):
to fling off sth hint, insult, remark
II. fling off VB vb intr
fling off
fling off
I. fling out VB vb trans colloq
1. fling out (throw away):
to fling out sth
etw wegschmeißen [o. colloq ausrangieren]
2. fling out colloq (expel):
to fling out sb
3. fling out fig (utter):
to fling out sth
II. fling out VB vb intr
fling out of a room, house:
fling out
fling up VB vb trans
to fling up one's arms [for joy]
fling away VB vb trans
1. fling away (discard):
to fling away sth
etw wegwerfen [o. colloq wegschmeißen]
2. fling away fig (waste):
to fling away sth money
to fling away sth time
fling on VB vb trans colloq
to fling on sth clothes
sich dat etw überwerfen colloq [o. überziehen]
tedesco
tedesco
inglese
inglese
to fling [or hurl] sth after sb
fling
to be looking for a fling colloq
to have a fling with sb colloq
to fling [or sling] sth [somewhere] colloq
Present
Ifling
youfling
he/she/itflings
wefling
youfling
theyfling
Past
Iflung
youflung
he/she/itflung
weflung
youflung
theyflung
Present Perfect
Ihaveflung
youhaveflung
he/she/ithasflung
wehaveflung
youhaveflung
theyhaveflung
Past Perfect
Ihadflung
youhadflung
he/she/ithadflung
wehadflung
youhadflung
theyhadflung
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We need to dream big, think big, fling out filaments that tie our travels to a wider perspective.
gadling.com
Modern universities, colleges, and trade schools only exist now to fill the pockets of desk jockeys who barely educate those they fling out into an unsuspecting world.
www.macleans.ca
Radio waves are created by large, violent events in space such as exploding stars and black holes, which fling out huge amounts of energy.
www.telegraph.co.uk
His dancers positively swoon to the music, releasing their weight into its heavy falls, as they kick their legs and fling out their arms in an endless pursuit of pleasure.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Other large successful events have included a highland fling.
www.expressandstar.com
Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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Almost all heavier elements have been produced, over time inside stars, and then flung into space as massive stars end their lives in giant explosions ( supernovae ).
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www.mpia.de
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Fast alle schwereren Elemente sind erst über Milliarden Jahre hinweg im Inneren von Sternen produziert und dann im Rahmen der Supernova-Explosionen, mit denen massereiche Sterne ihr Leben beenden, hinaus ins All geschleudert worden.
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The tube is thereby better protected against deformation by stone chips, or sticks flung beneath the down tube, and by means of the additional edges within, it increases the tube s resistance to bending, and thereby the torsional stiffness.
www.haibike.de
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Das Rohr ist dadurch besser gegen Verformung durch Steinschläge oder Stöcke, die gegen das Unterrohr geschleudert werden, geschützt und durch die zusätzl. Kanten im Inneren wird die Biegefestigkeit des Rohres und damit die Verwindungssteifigkeit des gesamten Rahmens erhöht.
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LeBlanc flings illusionary chains towards a target location.
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timeline.leagueoflegends.com
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LeBlanc schleudert trügerische Ketten in ein Zielgebiet.
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Through the discharge of magnetic energy, magnetic clouds can be flung into interplanetary space, which are then responsible for, as an example, the flaring up of polar lights on earth.
www.kis.uni-freiburg.de
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Durch die Entladung von magnetischer Energie können magnetische Wolken in den interplanetaren Raum geschleudert werden, die dann z.B. auf der Erde für das Aufflackern der Polarlichter verantwortlich sind.
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He flung the capsule into the lire, and sank on the sofa with a cry of despair.
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www.besuche-oscar-wilde.de
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Er schleuderte die Kapsel ins Feuer und sank mit einem Aufschrei der Verzweiflung auf das Sofa.
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