hurl [hɜːl]
hurl
∗hurl [hɜːl]
verbo transitivo
1lanzar (thing); proferir (insults)
- to hurl oneself at somebody -> lanzarse contra alguien
- she hurled herself off the bridge -> se tiró desde el puente
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hurl [jerl]
1Tirar, precipitar o impeler con violencia, arrojar (throw).
2Gritar, llamar con vehemencia.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Moverse o lanzarse rápidamente. (n)
4Jugar al palocorvo. (n)
- To hurl oneself into ruin -> arruinarse, perderse
- To hurl out -> gritar, dar alaridos
va.
sustantivo
1Tiro, el acto de tirar o arrojar; lanzamiento.
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Verb Conjugation for "hurl"
Imperative
- hurl
- you hurl
- he/she hurls
- we hurl
- you hurl
- they hurl
Preterite
- I hurled
- you hurled
- he/she hurled
- we hurled
- you hurled
- they hurled
Present Continuous
- I am hurling
- you are hurling
- he/she is hurling
- we are hurling
- you are hurling
- they are hurling
Present Perfect
- I have hurled
- you have hurled
- he/she has hurled
- we have hurled
- you have hurled
- they have hurled
Past Continuous
- I was hurling
- you were hurling
- he/she was hurling
- we were hurling
- you were hurling
- they were hurling
Past Perfect
- I had hurled
- you had hurled
- he/she had hurled
- we had hurled
- you had hurled
- they had hurled
Future
- I will hurl
- you will hurl
- he/she will hurl
- we will hurl
- you will hurl
- they will hurl
Future Perfect
- I will have hurled
- you will have hurled
- he/she will have hurled
- we will have hurled
- you will have hurled
- they will have hurled
Future Continuous
- I will be hurling
- you will be hurling
- he/she will be hurling
- we will be hurling
- you will be hurling
- they will be hurling
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been hurling
- you have been hurling
- he/she has been hurling
- we have been hurling
- you have been hurling
- they have been hurling
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been hurling
- you will have been hurling
- he/she will have been hurling
- we will have been hurling
- you will have been hurling
- they will have been hurling
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been hurling
- you had been hurling
- he/she had been hurling
- we had been hurling
- you had been hurling
- they had been hurling
