toss 在英语-中文（简体）词典中的翻译
tossverb uk
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toss verb
(THROW)
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C2 [ T usually + adv/prep ] to throw something carelessly
（随意地）扔，掷，抛
He glanced at the letter and then tossed it into the bin.
他扫了一眼信就把它丢进了垃圾箱。
The bull tossed him up into the air.
公牛把他顶到了半空中。
[ + two objects ] Andrew tossed him the ball.
安德鲁将球抛给他。
更多范例减少例句Let's toss a coin to see who'll go first.He tossed the letter into the bin.They tossed the beggars a few coins.I tossed a few clothes into a suitcase.I tossed a clove of garlic into the stew.
toss verb
(FOOD)
[ T ] When you toss food you shake or mix small pieces of it together with a sauce or dressing.
摇匀，搅拌（食物）
a tossed salad
拌色拉
carrots tossed in butter
黄油拌胡萝卜
toss a pancake UK
to quickly and suddenly lift the pan in which a pancake (= a thin, flat, round cake) is cooking so that the pancake goes up into the air and turns over before falling back into the pan
把煎饼颠起翻面
toss verb
(MOVE)
[ T ] If you toss your hair or a part of your body you move it up and back suddenly.
向后甩（头发或身体部位）
She tossed her head in annoyance.
她生气地将头向后一甩。
She tossed back her hair.
她向后甩了甩头发。
toss and turn C2 [ I ]
to move about from side to side or turn a lot in bed, especially because you cannot sleep
（尤指因无法入睡而）翻来覆去，辗转反侧
I was tossing and turning all night.
我整晚辗转反侧，无法入睡。
toss verb
(COIN)
C1 [ I or T ] (also toss someone for something); (UK also toss up) to throw a coin up into the air and guess which side will land facing up, as a way of making a decision
掷硬币决定
Let's toss (a coin) to see who'll go first.
我们掷硬币来决定谁先去吧。
"I'll toss you for it - heads or tails?"
“我和你掷硬币来决定——你要正面还是反面？”
短语动词
toss something around
toss something aside
toss something away
toss something off
toss (someone) off
toss something out
toss up
tossnoun uk
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toss noun
(MOVEMENT)
[ C usually singular ] a sudden quick movement
掷;甩
"I don't care," she replied with a toss of her head.
“我不在乎。”她甩了甩头回答道。
toss noun
(THROW)
a toss of a coin
an act of throwing a coin in the air and guessing which side will land facing upward as a way of deciding something
掷硬币决定
win/lose the toss
to guess correctly/wrongly which side of a coin will be facing up when it lands on the ground after being thrown
在掷硬币中猜对了／猜错了
[ C ] an act of throwing something in a careless or relaxed way
漫不经心地（或不小心地）投掷
习语
not give/care a toss
(toss在剑桥英语-中文（简体）词典的翻译 © Cambridge University Press)
toss的例句
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They might well toss a coin to decide which trail they hike together.
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But even if he wins that challenge, another baby has just been tossed out with the bathwater.
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In the second movement, melody is fragmented and the effect almost pointillistic as ideas are tossed between solo instruments in chamber-music fashion.
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The piece concludes with an almost nonchalant gesture, the music seemingly tossed away by the musicians.
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What a fair coin implies is that 50% of an infinite number of identical tosses result in heads.
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If we toss a coin, the expected good is 1,000 lives and half a life saved.
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I shall then search for an argument which justifies the case for tossing a coin.
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Surely the difference between these cannot matter if the information about how the toss lands is equally inaccessible to you in both cases?
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示例中的观点不代表剑桥词典编辑、剑桥大学出版社和其许可证颁发者的观点。
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