throw\ up

throw\ up
1. I
he threw up coll. его вырвало
2. II
throw up some time coll. the child kept throwing up all night всю ночь ребенка рвало
3. III
1) throw up smth., smb. /smth., smb. up/ throw up one's hat (the child, etc.) бросать вверх /подбрасывать/ шапку и т.д.; he threw the ball up and caught it он подбросил мяч и поймал его; volcano that throws up lava вулкан, выбрасывающий лаву; throw up one's arms вскидывать руки, всплескивать руками
2) throw up smth., smb. oll. throw up one's job (one's employment, the post, one's claims, painting, one's contract, etc.) бросать работу и т.д., отказываться от работы и т.д.; he threw up a promising career он отказался от перспективной карьеры; he threw up the girl он бросил эту девушку
3) throw up smth. /smth. up/ throw up earthworks (a battery, etc.) быстро возводить /строить/ земляные укрепления и т.д.
4) || throw up one's cards /the game/ a) пасовать, выходить из игры; б) сдаваться
5) throw up smth. /smth. up/ oll. he threw up his dinner после обеда его вырвало
4. IV
throw up smth. in some manner throw up one's hands eloquently красноречиво всплескивать руками, выразительно воздевать /вскидывать/ руки; throw up smth. in some state throw up one's hands in astonishment (in despair, etc.) всплескивать руками от изумления /в изумлении/ и т.д.; throw up one's eyes in horror (as if outraged by smth. improper, etc.) в ужасе и т.д. возвести глаза к небу
5. XI
1) be thrown up by smth. thrown up by the sea выброшенный морем
2) be thrown up without smth. coll. a career such as that is not one that should be thrown up without serious thought от такой карьеры не откажешься, не поразмыслив всерьез
6. XXI1
1) throw up smb. for smb. coll. he threw up Annie for another girl он бросил Эни ради другой девушки
2) throw up smth. to smb. that's the second time you've thrown it up to me вы уже второй раз бросаете мне этот упрек

English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases. 2013.

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