QUE SIGNIFIE THROW-OFF EN ANGLAIS
définition de throw-off dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition du lancer dans le dictionnaire est le premier lancer pris au début d'une partie, après chaque but, et après la mi-temps dans le handball.
MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «THROW-OFF»
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inhibitions ·
cast ·
often ·
hurried ·
vigorous ·
manner ·
abandon ·
restraint ·
distract ·
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «THROW-OFF»
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throw-off dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
throw-off et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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A Collection of Confusible Phrases
4. release a boat from its moorings by untying a rope: Don't cast off the boat till
everyone is on board. throw something off - I. = cast something off I: It's good to
throw off heavy clothes now that summer is here. 2. = cast something off 2: It's
very ...
2
Throw Off Everything: Running the Race That Counts
"Throw Off Everything" is an inspiring message of determination, heartache, and perseverance for every person who finds himself struggling to make it to the finish line.
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The Two-word Verb: A Dictionary of the Verb-preposition ...
After the sixth round Carnera threw in the towel (the sponge). [Tossed a towel or
a sponge into the ring as a sign that he was giving up the fight.] See toss in. throw
off 1. T (2) He went to the edge of the swimming pool, threw off his bathrobe and ...
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International encyclopaedia of sports and games
that they have allowed a goal, if the signal for the end of a half sounds
immediately after a goal is scored and before a throw-off can be taken. The team
which has scored more goals than the opponents is the winner. The game is tied
if both ...
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You Choose: How Your Choices Today Affect You Tomorrow
Hebrews 12 :1—3 says, “Therefore since we are surrounded by such a great
cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so
easily entangles, and let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us. Let
us fix ...
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A Dictionary Of The English Language: In Which The Words are ...
Dryden. The only means sor bringing France to our conditions, is to throw in
multitudes upon them, and overpower them with numbers. _ Addi on. Labour
casts the humours into their proper channels, throw: off redundancies, and helps
nature.
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Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary Paperback with CD-ROM
throw off something REMOVE CLOTHES [M] infml to quickly remove clothes 0 He
threw off his shirt. • throw off something/someone CONFUSE [M] to cause an
amount to be wrong or a person to be confused o They left very rich people out of
...
Cambridge University Press,
2008
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Electronic Lexicography
A person may throw off things like clothes and blankets—you can also throw off
abstract things like moral restraints—a moving object may throw a person or
object off—a person trying to find out something may be thrown off the scent—a ...
Sylviane Granger, Magali Paquot,
2012
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The Organization of the Pyramid Texts (2 vol. set): Typology ...
Throw ofl Dust, Sand, Earth Priestly Motyf Priestly Recitations with motyf: PT 373
§654d whi nIk ti ir iwfIk “Throw off the earth from your flesh!” PT 413 §735c (T):
whi nIk hm.w:k “Cast off your dust!” PT 419 §747b (T): “h“ i.dr tiIk whi hm.w:k t5 tw
...
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The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
16, 16th May 1969 •• throw off at to deride someone or something AUSTRALIA,
isii • Some of them throw off at us - call us "the slap-up party", as though
prospecting and comfort should never mix.— Mary Durack, Kings in Gran Castles
, p. 292 ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor,
2006