thrown

v.

投( throw的过去分词 )；掷；扔；抛

thrown up推上；呕吐

1. Her research has thrown up some interesting facts.
   她在研究中有些发现令人很感兴趣。
2. You have thrown away a good opportunity.
   你已失去了一个良好的机会。
3. You know that Bill was thrown out of college for failing his exams.
   你知道吗，比尔因考试不及格而被大学开除了。
4. He had a brick thrown at him at that meeting.
   那次集会时，他的头部被一块砖头击中。
5. His clothes were just thrown down anyhow.
   他的衣服扔得到处都是。
6. The poor peasant was thrown into a dungeon.
   那个可怜的农民被投进了地牢。
7. A cigarette thrown into the woods in dry weather may start a fire.
   在天气干燥时把点燃的香烟扔进树林可能会引起火灾。
8. He was quick to take up the gauntlet thrown down by the opposition.
   他立即接受了对方提出的挑战。

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