hurtle through (something)

To move very quickly and forcefully through some thing or place. On that ride, we hurtled through the air at such great speeds that I thought I was going to barf.

hurtle through something

to travel through something at great speed or with great force, possibly causing breakage. A brick hurtled through the window and fell on the floor. The rocket hurtled through space toward Mars.

词组	hurtle through (something)
释义	hurtle through (something) hurtle through (something) To move very quickly and forcefully through some thing or place. On that ride, we hurtled through the air at such great speeds that I thought I was going to barf. See also: hurtle, through Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hurtle through something to travel through something at great speed or with great force, possibly causing breakage. A brick hurtled through the window and fell on the floor. The rocket hurtled through space toward Mars. See also: hurtle, through McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: hurtle hurtle through bum's rush, to give/get the get the bum's rush give somebody/get the bum's rush give someone the bum's rush give (one) the bum's rush rant rant about rant about (something)
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