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/hɜːl//hɜːrl/The origin of the word "hurl" dates back to the Old English language, around 950-1050 AD. The Old English word for "hurl" was "hrulan", which was derived from the Old Norse word "hryl", meaning "loudly to cry". The Old English word "hrulan" originally referred to the act of crying out loudly in order to intimidate or frighten an opponent in combat. In battle, the word "hrulan" would have been used to describe the loud cries and yells made by warriors as they charged at their enemy. Over time, the meaning of "hrulan" in Old English evolved to refer specifically to the act of throwing something forcefully, usually a weapon or object. The word became "herlan" in Middle English, and eventually changed to "hurl" in Modern English. The modern meaning of "hurl" has expanded to include the forceful throwing of a variety of objects, from sports equipment like baseballs and javelins, to more everyday items like bags or boxes. The use of the word "hurl" to describe the act of throwing something with force and precision has continued to be a part of English vocabulary for many centuries.
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sự ném mạnh, cái ném mạnh, cái phóng mạnh
to hurl a spear at a wild animal: phóng lao vào một con dã thúto hurl oneself at (upon) someone: lao vào ai, sấn vào aisự lật nhào, sự lật đổto hurl a king from his throne: lật đổ một ông vua(Ê ngoại động từném mạnh, phóng laoto hurl a spear at a wild animal: phóng lao vào một con dã thúto hurl oneself at (upon) someone: lao vào ai, sấn vào ai(nghĩa bóng) lật nhào, lật đổto hurl a king from his throne: lật đổ một ông vua(Êto throw something/somebody violently in a particular direction
ném cái gì/ai đó một cách bạo lực theo một hướng cụ thể
Anh ta ném một viên gạch qua cửa sổ.
Ai đó đã ném lựu đạn vào tòa nhà.
Họ ném giáo, la hét ghê rợn.
to shout offensive words, etc. at somebody
hét lên những lời xúc phạm, vv vào ai đó
Những người hâm mộ đối thủ đã lăng mạ lẫn nhau.
to vomit
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