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●ˌthrow sth ˈup1. to produce sth; to show or make people notice sth 产生；使显眼；使引起注意◆Her research has thrown up some interesting facts.
她的研究有些很有意思的发现。◆The competition threw up some promising players.
这次比赛让一批有潜力的运动员崭露头角。OBJ problems, questions, ideas, facts2. (BrE, informal) to leave your job suddenly and often unexpectedly （出人意料地）突然放弃（工作）◆He threw up a highly paid job to travel round the world.
他突然辞掉高薪工作去周游世界。OBJ job
SYN chuck sth in/up (BrE, informal), give sth up (informal) 3. to build sth suddenly or quickly, and often carelessly 仓促建造；匆忙建起◆These buildings were thrown up hurriedly after the war.
这些楼房是战后仓促建造的。OBJ buildings4. if you throw up your arms or hands, you raise them quickly in the air 猛地举起（臂或手）◆He threw up his hands to protect his face as he fell.
摔倒时他连忙举起双手护着脸。◆She threw her arms up in horror.
她惊恐地举起了双臂。OBJ hand, arm5. to make sth such as dust or water rise up into the air 扬起，激起（灰尘、水等）◆The wheels threw up a shower of mud and water.
车轮溅起一片泥水。OBJ dust, mud[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |