tossing

基本解釋

But tossing the products - and your money - feels like a bigger waste.
但是扔掉你的食品——和你的錢——感覺是很大的浪費(fèi)。
Other studies have found that paying with cash was more painful that tossing over the credit card.
另外的研究發(fā)現(xiàn)：用現(xiàn)金支付更令人痛苦，因爲(wèi)它要比用信用卡更折騰。
For example, I have to rinse my son’s plastic yogurt containers first before tossing it in the recycle bin or else my garage will soon smell like an old cheese factory.
例如，我必須首先清洗我兒子的塑料酸嬭瓶，然後再把它丟到垃圾箱中，否則我的垃圾箱會(huì)很快會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)與廢棄嬭酪工廠一樣的酸臭味。

He also asked people to refrain from tossing stones at authorities, saying it gives them an excuse to respond with gunfire.
All that King Goll crap that he had on, he's tossing it off.
以前關(guān)於郭爾王的那一套，他是一揮而就的。
耶魯公開課 - 現(xiàn)代詩歌課程節(jié)選
Let's say the outcome of an experiment, like tossing a coin.
比方說某一試騐的結(jié)果,比如拋硬幣
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節(jié)選

Before a house gets built, planners are likely tossing around their own unusual language.
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If you toss something somewhere, you throw it there lightly, often in a careless way.
If you toss your head or toss your hair, you move your head backward, quickly and suddenly, often as a way of expressing an emotion such as anger or contempt.
Toss is also a noun.
In sports and informal situations, if you decide something by tossing a coin, you spin a coin into the air and guess which side of the coin will face upward when it lands.
Toss is also a noun.
If you toss and turn, you keep moving around in bed and cannot sleep, for example, because you are sick or worried.