Fling

Definition

fling /flÇŋ / v ( pt, pp flung / flʌŋ /) ၁။ ပစ္သည္၊ ေပါက္သည္။ fling a stone at a window ❍ He flung away the letter in disgust. ၂။ ပစ္သည္။ ေပါက္သည္။ တြန္းသည္။ She flung the papers (down) on the desk and stormed out. ❍ He flung her to the ground. ❍ He was flung into prison (ie put into prison roughly and perhaps without trial). ❍ He flung the door open. ၃။ ပစ္လွဲသည္။ ပစ္ထုတ္သည္။ She flung herself onto the sofa. ❍ He flung his arm out just in time to stop her falling. ၄။ ~ sth (at sb) စြတ္တင္ သည္။ စြတ္ေျပာသည္။ Make sure of your facts before you start flinging accusations at people. n ( infml ) (က) စိတ္လြတ္ကိုယ္လြတ္ေပ်ာ္ျခင္း။ ေဟာ့ရမ္းျခင္း။ a last / final fling ❍ have a / one's fling. (ခ) ခဏပန္း ေပ်ာ္ပါးျခင္း။ I had a few flings in my younger days. See also hIghland fling ❏ fling oneself at sb [ PHRV ]= throw oneself at sth/sb ❏ fling oneself into sth [ PHRV ] စိတ္ေရာကိုယ္ပါ လုပ္သည္။ She flung herself into her new job. ❏ fling sth off / on [ PHRV ] ခြၽတ္ပစ္သည္ / ေကာက္စြပ္ သည္။ She flung on her coat and ran to the bus-stop. See also FAR-FLUNG

Examples

1. [fling something over/across/onto etc] : She flung a book across the room at me.
2. His coat had been flung over the back of a chair.
3. [fling something around/up/back etc] : I flung my arms around him.
4. [fling yourself down/into/onto/to something] : Martin flung himself to the ground to stop the ball.
5. Don’t start flinging accusations just because you’re upset.
6. [fling something open/back/off] : She flung open the curtains to let in the sunlight.
7. The king could have you flung into prison.
8. He survived unhurt after being flung 25 metres in the crash.
9. [fling someone out] : The management flung them out for causing a disturbance.