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Results for: a lansa; a aruncaTranslations 1 - 30 of 155
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a lansa; a aruncafling
a arunca (o) lumină asupra a cevato throw/to shed (a) light (up)on smth.; to throw a flood of light (up)on smth.
a arunca (o) umbră1. to cast a shadow. 2. fig. ~ asupra cuiva to cast aspersions on smb.
a arunca afară din casă pe cinevato throw/to fling smb. out of doors/to the door; to turn smb. out of the house.
a arunca alandalato strew about.
a arunca ancorato cast/to drop anchor.
a arunca apa din albie cu copil cu totto throw out the child along with the bath.
a arunca cât coloto send sprawling/spinning/flying.
a arunca cu banulto toss head or tails.
a arunca cu pietre în cinevato throw/(fam.) to shy stones at smb.; to pelt smb. with stones.
a arunca cuvinte înţepătoareto spar at each other.
a arunca din şato unseat.
a arunca flăcări pe nărito fret and fume; v. şi a vărsa foc.
a arunca fulgere cu privireato look daggers.
a arunca greutateasport to put the weight.
a arunca în aerto blow up.
a arunca în închisoare pe cinevato throw/to send/to put smb. into prison; to imprison smb.; to lay/to clap smb. by the heels.
a arunca în marecast into the sea
a arunca în stradă pe cinevafig. to turn smb. out into the street/out of his job; to turn smb. adrift.
a arunca în susthrow up
a arunca în, a introducethrow in
a arunca la câinito give/to throw to the dogs
a arunca la coşto throw into the wastepaper basket.
a arunca la fiare vechito throw on the scrap-heap
a arunca la gunoifig. to give/to throw to the dogs.
a arunca mănuşa cuivato throw down the glove/the gauntlet to smb.
a arunca năvodulto throw the fishing net.
a arunca o piatră în grădina cuivafig. to throw/to cast stones at smb.
a arunca o privire asupra(cu gen.) to (cast a) glance/ to look at...; to get a sight of...
a arunca o privire asupra trecutuluito run back over the past.
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