hurl at

hurl (someone or something) at (someone or something)

To forcefully throw someone or something at someone or something. He can't believe he hurled the ball at your head like that, sheesh!

hurl someone or something at someone or something

to throw someone or something at someone or something. The huge man actually hurled me at the tree. Larry hurled his shoe at me.

See also: hurl

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

be/have done with somebody/something
be in line with (someone or something)
better of
(someone or something) promises well
begin with
begin with (someone or something)
bird has flown, the
beware of
beware of (someone or something)
be rough on (someone or something)

References in periodicals archive

Speaking at the launch of the AIB Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Hurling Sevens yesterday, Butler pointed out that more under-14 hurlers are associated with the southside Dublin club than hurl at that age in Longford.

Hurling: HURLING'S NEW TINKERMAN; GAA's Mr Fixit will tackle problems at grassroots level

THE Dublin hurling referee who sustained a broken arm when he was struck with a hurl at the weekend has vowed to carry on whistling.

HURLING: INJURED REF WILL PLAY ON

词组	hurl at
释义	hurl at hurl (someone or something) at (someone or something) To forcefully throw someone or something at someone or something. He can't believe he hurled the ball at your head like that, sheesh! See also: hurl Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hurl someone or something at someone or something to throw someone or something at someone or something. The huge man actually hurled me at the tree. Larry hurled his shoe at me. See also: hurl McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: be/have done with somebody/something be in line with (someone or something) better of (someone or something) promises well begin with begin with (someone or something) bird has flown, the beware of beware of (someone or something) be rough on (someone or something) References in periodicals archive Speaking at the launch of the AIB Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Hurling Sevens yesterday, Butler pointed out that more under-14 hurlers are associated with the southside Dublin club than hurl at that age in Longford. Hurling: HURLING'S NEW TINKERMAN; GAA's Mr Fixit will tackle problems at grassroots level THE Dublin hurling referee who sustained a broken arm when he was struck with a hurl at the weekend has vowed to carry on whistling. HURLING: INJURED REF WILL PLAY ON
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