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Meanings of hurtle (hurtles) in English

Portuguese
arremessar
Catalan
propulsar
Spanish
empujar

Make a thrusting forward movement.

arremessar
Portuguese
arremessar
Catalan
llençar
Spanish
arrojar

Throw forcefully.

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arremessar
Usage of hurtles in English
1
Sammy hurtles downstairs and demands to know where his knight outfit is.
Making toast
2
Japan's most popular fiction writer hurtles into the consciousness of the West.
Underground
3
A truck hurtles into a ditch on a country road in Nebraska.
Wired
4
A bald man in pants hurtles into a balder man in pants.
The Guardian
5
Meanwhile, her body hurtles through an extraordinary transformation, its most profound since infancy.
Feminist dot com
6
Lynn gasps as Shauna hurtles toward the ground at a steep incline, headfirst.
Divergent
7
Unwisely, Peszko tries a shot, and the ball hurtles well wide.
The Guardian
8
Now it's like sitting beneath a 747 as it hurtles along the runway.
The Irish Times
9
The Norwegian landscape hurtles away towards the sharpest vanishing point.
The Guardian
10
But now, as the Salido bout hurtles towards him, his mind is less cluttered.
The Guardian
11
Meco hurtles over the precipice, bounding from rock to rock.
The Underdogs: A Novel of the Mexican Revolution
12
As Hull hurtles towards the 2017 Year of Culture, Mark Babych directs Janet Plater's play.
The Guardian
13
There's the wail of a siren from her end as a police car hurtles by.
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
14
Several regulatory hurtles remain before Wealth can begin producing lithium from the Atacama salt flat.
Reuters
15
The film hurtles along as her brain goes full-throttle.
The Guardian
16
That one synapsey moment when realization explodes and the search hurtles forward on the right trajectory.
Bones Never Lie
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Hurtles through the time