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throw together
verbo transitivo con partícula
1. juntar a la carrera (assemble or gather hurriedly); pergeñar (make hurriedly)
  • chance had thrown us together -> el azar quiso que nos conociéramos

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throw together
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (make hastily) [+costume, plan, essay] hacer a la carrera; pergeñar; [+meal] preparar a la carrera; improvisar
I had to throw it together at the last minute, in time for the performance too often picnics consist of throwing together some sandwiches they threw together an idea for a short film
2 (gather together) [+clothes] juntar rápidamente; [+people] juntar
he threw a few things together and dashed out of the house juntó rápidamente unas cuantas cosas y salió disparado de la casa; fate had thrown them together el destino les había juntado; people whom circumstances have thrown together personas a las que han juntado or unido las circunstancias; we were thrown together a good deal, working in the same office como trabajábamos en la misma oficina nos veíamos mucho
the cast and crew were thrown together, 12 hours a day if men and women are thrown together, there's bound to be sexual tension we were thrown together in a tiny boat for 60 days

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