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Verbes de Causation du Mouvement - Verbes pour provoquer la séparation

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la séparation, tels que « lancer », « chuck » et « disperser ».

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Categorized English Verbs of Causing Movement
to throw
[verbe]

to make something move through the air by quickly moving your arm and hand

lancer

lancer

Ex: The fisherman throw the net far into the sea .

to get rid of something that is no longer needed

jeter dehors, mettre à la porte

jeter dehors, mettre à la porte

Ex: You throw out your toothbrush every three months .
to toss
[verbe]

to throw something with a quick and sudden motion

jeter, lancer

jeter, lancer

Ex: tossed his phone onto the couch and sighed .
to hurl
[verbe]

to throw something or someone with great force or violence

projeter, jeter

projeter, jeter

Ex: The angry protester attempted hurl a rock at the police barricade .
to lob
[verbe]

to throw something in a high, slow arc

lancer en arc, lober

lancer en arc, lober

Ex: The basketball player lobbed the ball to a teammate near the basket for a score .
to chuck
[verbe]

to throw something in a casual and sometimes playful manner

jeter, lancer

jeter, lancer

Ex: She chuckled chucked the crumpled paper into the recycling bin .
to fling
[verbe]

to throw something forcefully and suddenly, often in a less controlled way

lancer, jetter

lancer, jetter

Ex: In a burst of joy , flings her arms around her friend in a warm hug .
to pitch
[verbe]

to throw something with a specific motion

lancer, projeter

lancer, projeter

Ex: In a friendly game of catch , they took pitching the frisbee to each other .
to eject
[verbe]

to forcefully expel or throw something out, often in a sudden or violent manner

expulser, éjecter

expulser, éjecter

Ex: The submarine crew prepared eject the emergency life raft as the vessel began to sink .

to throw something or someone with a sudden and forceful motion

catapulter, projeter

catapulter, projeter

Ex: The trapdoor opened , and the circus performer catapulted into the air , landing safely in the net below .
to sling
[verbe]

to throw something forward using a simple weapon made of a flexible strap with a pouch in the middle or similar weapons

lancer, projeter

lancer, projeter

Ex: They designed a powerful catapult sling larger projectiles during the medieval siege .
to shy
[verbe]

to throw something at a target, often suddenly or with force

lancer, projeter

lancer, projeter

Ex: Startled by the sudden movement , the shied a playful paw at the feather toy .
to juggle
[verbe]

to continuously toss and catch multiple objects, such as balls or clubs skillfully without dropping them

jongler avec

jongler avec

Ex: In the circus , the talented performer showcased her ability juggle clubs with precision and grace , captivating the audience with each skillful toss .
to scatter
[verbe]

to make things like items, people, particles, etc. spread out from a center and move in different directions

disperser, se répandre

disperser, se répandre

Ex: The scattered debris in all directions , leaving destruction in its wake .

to put elements in a mixed manner

répandre dans, parsemer

répandre dans, parsemer

Ex: To improve the flow of traffic , the city planners decided intersperse green spaces and parks among the urban structures .

to pour small amounts of something over a surface in a random manner

saupoudrer

saupoudrer

Ex: To create a festive atmosphere , they decided sprinkle confetti on the tables during the celebration .
to spray
[verbe]

to release small particles of a liquid over an area or surface

pulvériser, asperger

pulvériser, asperger

Ex: To freshen up the room , she used an air freshener spray a pleasant scent into the air .
to spritz
[verbe]

to spray a small amount of liquid in a fine mist

pulvériser, asperger

pulvériser, asperger

Ex: He carried a small bottle of rosewater spritz on his clothes as a subtle and pleasant fragrance .
to spatter
[verbe]

to splash small particles of a liquid in a random manner

éclabousser, gicler

éclabousser, gicler

Ex: The saucepan boiled vigorouslyspattering tomato sauce onto the stove .
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