chucking 的 2 个定义
- to toss; throw with a quick motion, usually a short distance: Chuck that book to me, will you?
- Informal. to resign from; relinquish; give up: He's chucked his job.
- to pat, tap, or stroke lightly, as under the chin: She chucks her grown son under his chin as if he were still a baby.
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- a light pat, tap, or stroke, as under the chin: Let Grammy give her angel a little chuck.
- a toss or pitch; a short throw: Give it a chuck over here.
- a sudden jerk or change in direction: She gave the toboggan a chuck and we all tumbled off into the snow.
chucking 近义词
throw aside, throw away, throw out
更多chucking例句
- Elimination is your watchword, whether chucking 20th century memorabilia or relationships hinged on reminiscence.
- He might pay their debts, that was one thing; it was another to make their gallery beautiful by chucking their pictures.
- As a matter of fact, I wouldn't blame Mrs. Clephane, nor any other woman, for chucking such a husband out of the boat.
- You can only get what you want, what your soul wants, by chucking away all that you have.
- But I heard, presently, that he had told her he was "chucking the army."
- "Chucking you off of a train without waiting for the train to stop, that's what," expounded the aggrieved Mr. Stanton.