transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈhər(-ə)l ]
verb
( hurled ; hurl·ing ˈhər-liŋ)
Etymology: Middle English
Date: 13th century
intransitive verb
1. : rush , hurtle
2. : pitch 5a, b
3. : vomit
transitive verb
1. : to send or thrust with great vigor
the forces that were to be hurl ed against the Turks — N. T. Gilroy
2. : to throw down with violence
3.
a. : to throw forcefully : fling
hurl ed the manuscript into the fire
hurl ed myself over the fence
b. : pitch 2a
4. : to utter with vehemence
hurl ed insults at the police
Synonyms: see throw
• hurl noun
• hurl·er ˈhər-lər noun