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Meanings of
hurtle
in English
Portuguese
arremessar
Catalan
propulsar
Spanish
empujar
Back to the meaning
Make a thrusting forward movement.
thrust
hurl
lunge
Portuguese
arremessar
Portuguese
arremessar
Catalan
llençar
Spanish
arrojar
Back to the meaning
Throw forcefully.
cast
Related terms
cast anchor
Portuguese
arremessar
Synonyms
Examples for "
cast
"
cast
Examples for "
cast
"
1
The election result has
cast
doubt on popular support for that project.
2
Events surrounding CervicalCheck continue to
cast
a shadow over the health service.
3
Animal prints: we think they're best left to
cast
members of Eastenders.
4
The withdrawal agreement must give legal effect to that
'
cast
iron' guarantee.
5
Clive Fugill said Covid-19
cast
doubt on whether that legacy could continue.
Usage of
hurtle
in English
1
Without this, the missile would
hurtle
to flaming destruction in the atmosphere.
2
Every muscle in my body tenses as I
hurtle
toward the ground.
3
It was unpleasant, maybe, to
hurtle
through eight hundred feet of air.
4
You can show how they
hurtle
,
like this-He flickered his hands.
5
Books began to
hurtle
through the air and to fall upon the table.
6
Players
hurtle
across court at breathtaking speed, ducking and diving, swerving and sliding.
7
The wind will
hurtle
around the stronghold, but within there shall be calm.
8
Other bikers
hurtle
off precipices and activate parachutes with no seconds to spare.
9
The two one-year-olds
hurtle
joyfully through the forest, chasing one another.
10
Thunder broke overhead, and the rain started to
hurtle
down from the sky.
11
Their safari jeeps
hurtle
over rough terrain and jagged dirt gutters.
12
But it pointed nose-down toward the Earth even as it continued to
hurtle
onward.
13
Kelly had to
hurtle
across from his right-back berth into the centre to intervene.
14
The supervisor's remains
hurtle
around and up the ventilation shaft to his final destination.
15
Players used to
hurtling
forward at every opportunity are having to learn.
16
The passengers were gazing in horror at the bodies
hurtling
over them.
Other examples for "hurtle"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
hurtle
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
hurtle down
hurtle forward
hurtle on
collective hurtle
dark hurtle
More collocations
Translations for
hurtle
Portuguese
arremessar
impulsionar
atirar
lançar
Catalan
propulsar
envestir
impel·lir
empentar
empènyer
propel·lir
llençar
Spanish
empujar
arrojar
Hurtle
through the time
Hurtle
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common