tossing

英 [ˈtɒsɪŋ]

美 [ˈtɔːsɪŋ]

v.  (轻轻或漫不经心地)扔，抛，掷; 甩(头，以表示恼怒或不耐烦); (使)摇摆，挥动，颠簸
toss的现在分词

现在分词：tossing　

BNC.38513 / COCA.32867

柯林斯词典

• VERB 扔；抛；掷
  If youtosssomething somewhere, you throw it there lightly, often in a rather careless way.
  1. He screwed the paper into a ball and tossed it into the fire...
     他把纸揉成一团扔进火里。
  2. He tossed his blanket aside and got up…
     他把毯子掀到一边起了身。
  3. He tossed Malone a can of beer, and took one himself.
     他扔给马隆一罐啤酒，自己也拿了一罐。
• VERB (常表示愤怒或轻蔑地)甩(头或头发)
  If youtossyour head ortossyour hair, you move your head backwards, quickly and suddenly, often as a way of expressing an emotion such as anger or contempt.
  1. 'I'm sure I don't know.' Cook tossed her head...
     “我确信我不知道。”库克一甩头说。
  2. Gasping, she tossed her hair out of her face.
     她气喘吁吁地把头发从脸上甩开。
  3. Tossis also a noun.
     
  4. With a toss of his head and a few hard gulps, Bob finished the last of his beer.
     鲍勃猛一仰脖，咕嘟咕嘟几大口喝完了杯中剩下的啤酒。
• VERB 掷(硬币以决定)
  In sports and informal situations, if you decide something bytossinga coin, you spin a coin into the air and guess which side of the coin will face upwards when it lands.
  1. We tossed a coin to decide who would go out and buy the buns.
     我们掷硬币决定谁出去买小圆面包。
  2. Tossis also a noun.
     
  3. It would be better to decide it on the toss of a coin.
     还不如用抛硬币的方法来决定。
• N-SING 掷硬币决定
  The tossis a way of deciding something, such as who is going to go first in a game, that consists of spinning a coin into the air and guessing which side of the coin will face upwards when it lands.
  1. Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat first.
     孟加拉国队掷硬币赢了，决定先击球。
• VERB 使摇动;使颠簸
  If something such as the wind or seatossesan object, it causes it to move from side to side or up and down.
  1. The seas grew turbulent, tossing the small boat like a cork...
     海浪变得汹涌澎湃，把小船像漂浮的软木塞一样抛来甩去。
  2. As the plane was tossed up and down, the pilot tried to stabilise it.
     飞机上下颠簸，飞行员试图将其稳住。
• VERB （在液体中）轻轻搅拌(食物)
  If youtossfood while preparing it, you put pieces of it into a liquid and lightly shake them so that they become covered with the liquid.
  1. Do not toss the salad until you're ready to serve...
     到快上菜时再轻轻搅拌色拉。
  2. Add the grated orange rind and toss the apple slices in the mixture...
     加入磨碎的橙皮，再将苹果片在其中轻拌。
  3. Serve straight from the dish with a tossed green salad.
     配上拌过了的田园色拉直接上桌。
• See also:toss-up
• PHRASE 为不重要的事争论不休
  If you say that someoneargues the toss, you are criticizing them for continuing to argue for longer than is necessary about something that is not very important.
  1. They were still arguing the toss about the first goal...
     他们仍在为第一个进球争论不休。
  2. They spend so much time arguing the toss over inconsequential matters.
     他们花了这么多时间为无关紧要的事争个没完。
• PHRASE 介意，在乎
  If you say that you do notgive a tossabout someone or something, you are emphasizing that you do not care about them at all.
  1. Well, who gives a toss about sophistication anyway?...
     嗯，不管怎样，谁会在意高雅时髦呢？
  2. I don't give a toss what people think…
     我才不在乎人们怎么想呢。
  3. The rest of us really couldn't give a toss; money's what we want.
     我们其余这些人根本不在乎：我们想要的就是钱。
• PHRASE 辗转反侧;翻来覆去
  If youtoss and turn, you keep moving around in bed and cannot sleep properly, for example because you are ill or worried.
  1. You feel as if you've been tossing and turning all night, and wake up feeling worn out.
     感觉就像整夜翻来覆去睡不着、醒来时浑身疲惫一样。

双语例句

• I'm tossing you in front of the bus.
  我会把你扔到面前来解答。
• You can imagine a person tossing a bone to a friendly wolf from time to time.
  你可以想象人们会时不时地向一只温顺的狼扔块骨头，但是“温顺”二字是关键，没人会靠近一只充满敌意的狼。
• You thanked her by tossing your plate on the floor.
  而你对她的感恩回报，就是把盘子扔到地上。
• After tossing and turning for a while, you check the time, only to find out that its already time to get up.
  在辗转反侧一会儿之后，你看了看时间，发现已经到起床的时间了。
• The seas grew turbulent, tossing the small boat like a cork
  海浪变得汹涌澎湃，把小船像漂浮的软木塞一样抛来甩去。
• Night came. I missed fang, tossing about in bed, sleepless.
  夜晚还是来了。我想方，辗转反侧。
• Tossing aside all his usual care, my father risked all his money on a wild pain.
  我父亲一反平素谨慎的态度，把所有的钱押在一个疯狂的计划上。
• We were tossing around a football by the church and he just passed out.
  我们正在教堂边上玩足球，他忽然昏倒了。
• You and Madeleine were tossing your heads, coquetting, bragging.
  你和马德琳扬头侧脸，卖弄风情，大吹大擂。
• Her guards and entourage followed on foot, tossing their used gloves on the ground on their way out.
  警卫和随从们步行跟随在她车后，在离开途中，他们把自己用过的手套扔在路上。