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I . fling <flung, flung> [flɪŋ] V. trans.

1. fling (throw):

fling
fling into prison
fling fig. accusations, insults

2. fling (move body):

to fling oneself

II . fling [flɪŋ] SUST. sin pl. coloq.

fling

fling off V. trans.

fling off coat:

fling off

fling on V. trans.

fling on blanket:

fling on

fling open V. trans.

fling out V. trans. ingl. brit. coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Her powers are still similar to the other two series, except we never see her fling energy blasts.
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An instinct that wanted so much to live, to fling its arms to spread joy, took them by the heels.
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She mistakes his flirtations and romantic gestures for real love, but he thinks of it as a mere fling.
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He also has numerous flings with different women and failed marriages, due to his infidelity.
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When thou hast said all this, fling it away to him with thy back turned, and deliver it not to him face to face.
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But a lustrous, fling-ready mane is always handy.
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Their combined weight breaks the ladder's hydraulic system, causing it to gyrate uncontrollably, flinging or dropping them in various directions.
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They agree to meet at the theater after she has a drink with a former fling.
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It consists of black trousers or skirt, with a black or white shirt, and a tie bearing the school's registered tartan the ferry fling.
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He changes into his costume and flies up to the volcano, catching a huge boulder hurtling toward the town and flinging it into the ocean.
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