hurling

• Deporte de equipo tradicional irlandés que se juega al aire libre con un palo (hurley) y una pelota (sliotar), entre dos equipos de quince jugadores, similar al hockey sobre hierba. Es uno de los deportes gaélicos más rápidos y se practica principalmente en Irlanda.

A traditional Irish field sport played with a stick (hurley) and a ball (sliotar), involving two teams of 15 players each, similar to hockey.

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1. Traditional Irish sportB2formalsport

   An outdoor team sport of ancient Gaelic origin, played with a stick (hurley) and a ball (sliotar), combining skills similar to hockey, lacrosse, and baseball.

   Hurling

   • Hurling is one of the fastest field sports in the world.
   • The All-Ireland Hurling Final is a major annual event.
   • He has been playing hurling since he was a child.

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de lanzar algo con gran fuerza o violencia, o de arrojar violentamente. También puede referirse a vomitar de forma brusca.

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing something with great force or violence.

1. Throw forcefullyB1formal

   To throw something with great force or violence.

   Arrojar con fuerza

   • He hurled the ball across the field.
   • She hurled her bag onto the bed in frustration.
   • The protesters hurled stones at the police.

   Sinónimoscastflingheavelaunchpitchslingthrowtoss

   Antónimoscatchholdretain

2. Shout or yellB2informal

   To shout or utter something loudly and aggressively.

   gritar o vociferar

   • He hurled insults at the referee.
   • She hurled accusations at her opponent during the debate.
   • The crowd hurled abuse at the losing team.

   Sinónimosbawlbellowhowlroarscreamshoutshriekthundervociferateyell

   Antónimosmurmurmutterwhisper