Tài nguyên dạy học

Hỗ trợ trực tuyến

  • (Nguyễn Đình Luyện)

Thống kê

  • truy cập   (chi tiết)
    trong hôm nay
  • lượt xem
    trong hôm nay
  • thành viên
  • Điều tra ý kiến

    Bạn thấy trang này như thế nào?
    Đẹp
    Đơn điệu
    Bình thường
    Ý kiến khác

    Ảnh ngẫu nhiên

    UNIT_2.flv UNIT_1.flv Lich_Tet_31.swf Co_Be_12_Tuoi_Khien_Ca_The_Gioi_Phai_Im_Lang_Trong_6_Phut__YouTube.flv Ta9_b2_t8_clothing.flv U3_A11.mp3 U2C1.mp3 U2B4.mp3 U2B3.mp3 U2B21.mp3 U2B1.mp3 U2A3.mp3 UNIT_2__A1.mp3 UNIT_1__C3.mp3 UNIT_1__C1.mp3 UNIT_1__B3.mp3 UNIT_1__B1.mp3 UNIT_1__A5.mp3 UNIT_1__A3.mp3 UNIT_1__A1.mp3

    Thành viên trực tuyến

    1 khách và 0 thành viên

    Sắp xếp dữ liệu

    Phrasal Verbs – throw

    Wait
    • Begin_button
    • Prev_button
    • Play_button
    • Stop_button
    • Next_button
    • End_button
    • 0 / 0
    • Loading_status
    Nhấn vào đây để tải về
    Báo tài liệu có sai sót
    Nhắn tin cho tác giả
    Nguồn: Internet
    Người gửi: Nguyễn Viết Tý (trang riêng)
    Ngày gửi: 10h:49' 21-01-2011
    Dung lượng: 33.5 KB
    Số lượt tải: 97
    Số lượt thích: 0 người
    Phrasal Verbs – throw
    ‘to throw away’ means to get rid of something because you don’t need or want it any more.
    I’m going to throw away these old shoes.  I can’t wear them any more.
    Throw away those old magazines. Everybody has read them.
    ‘to throw in’ means to add something extra when you are selling something.
    When I bought my car, they threw in free insurance.
    When you buy fruit and vegetables on the market, they often throw in a few extra.
    ‘to throw in’ a remark in a conversation means to suddenly say something without thinking about it.
    In the middle of dinner, he just threw in that he was leaving his job to travel the world.
    She just threw in some comment about how terrible a manager Nick was.
    ‘to throw yourself into’ means to do something with a lot of enthusiasm and energy.
    The children threw themselves into the project and got it finished very quickly.
    He loves his new job and has thrown himself into it with great enthusiasm.
    ‘to throw off’  means to free yourself from something.
    I’ve had this cold for ages now. I just can’t throw it off.
    He has never been able to throw off that young boy image.
    ‘to throw on’ means put on a piece of clothing quickly without much thought.
    I was in a hurry so I just threw on an old dress and coat.
    I’ll just throw on my coat and be with you in a moment.
    ‘to throw out’ means to reject a proposal or idea.
    The court didn’t have enough evidence so they threw the case out.
    After all the demonstrations and protests, parliament threw out the bill.
    ‘to throw someone out of’ means to force someone to leave a place.
    His bad behaviour was the reason he was thrown out of school.
    They were thrown out of the club because they had had too much to drink.
    ‘to throw together’ means to quickly make something without a lot of preparation.
    It was a very simple dinner. I just threw together a salad with things from the fridge.
    She’s very good at sewing. She just throws together a dress in an evening.
    ‘to throw up’ means to generate or produce new problems or ideas.
    It was a very good meeting. It threw up loads of new ideas.
    Our discussion has thrown up some very serious concerns about safety.

     
    Gửi ý kiến

    Chào mừng quý vị đến với website của Nguyễn Đình Luyện

    Quý vị chưa đăng nhập hoặc chưa đăng ký làm thành viên, vì vậy chưa thể tải được các tài liệu của Thư viện về máy tính của mình.
    Nếu chưa đăng ký, hãy nhấn vào chữ ĐK thành viên ở phía bên trái, hoặc xem phim hướng dẫn tại đây
    Nếu đã đăng ký rồi, quý vị có thể đăng nhập ở ngay phía bên trái.