toss
toss 英 [tɒs] 美 [tɔs]
n. 扔，抛，掷，颠簸，搅动 v. 扔，抛，掷
进行时:tossing 过去式:tossed 过去分词:tossed 第三人称单数:tosses 名词复数:tosses
- When you lightly throw something, you toss it. You might toss your lifejacket and backpack into a canoe before climbing in with the paddles.
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- n. 扔，抛，掷，颠簸，搅动
- v. 扔，抛，掷
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1. I tossed the book aside and got up.
我把书丢在一边，站了起来。
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2. He tossed the ball to Anna.
他把球抛给了安娜。
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3. He tossed Anna the ball.
他把球抛给了安娜。
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4. She just tossed her head and walked off.
她头一甩，走开了。
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5. Branches were tossing in the wind.
树枝随风摇曳。
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6. Our boat was being tossed by the huge waves.
我们的船随着巨浪颠簸。
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7. Let's toss a coin.
咱们掷硬币猜边儿决定吧。
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8. We tossed up to see who went first.
我们掷硬币决定谁先去。
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9. He had to toss up between (= decide between)paying the rent or buying food.
他不得不在付房租和买食品之间作出决定。
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10. to win/lose the toss
猜中╱猜错所掷硬币朝上的一面
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11. The final result was decided on/by the toss of a coin.
最后的结果是掷硬币决定的。
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12. a toss of 10 metres
*10 米远的投掷
- toss (n.) "an act of throwing," 1630s, from toss (v.). Meaning "a coin toss" is from 1798.
- toss (v.) mid-15c., "to lift or throw with a sudden movement," of uncertain origin, possibly from a Scandinavian source (compare dialectal Norwegian tossa "to strew, spread"). Food preparation sense (with reference to salad, etc.) is recorded from 1723. Intransitive sense "be restless; throw oneself about" is from 1550s. Related: Tossed; tossing.
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