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• Verbe utilisé pour décrire un mouvement ou le fait de se déplacer à très grande vitesse, souvent de manière imprudente ou incontrôlée, ou pour signifier le fait de projeter quelque chose violemment.

A verb used to indicate moving or causing to move at great speed, often in a reckless or uncontrolled manner.

1. Move at great speedB2formal

   To move or rush with great speed, often in a reckless or uncontrolled manner.

   Se précipiter à toute allure

   • The car hurtled down the highway at top speed.
   • Rocks hurtled down the mountainside during the avalanche.
   • The train hurtled through the station without stopping.

   Synonymesbarrelboltdashflyracerushshootspeedtearzoom

   Antonymescrawlcreepdawdleplodtrudge

2. Throw forcefullyC1formal

   To throw or propel something with great force.

   Lancer violemment

   • He hurtled the ball across the field to his teammate.
   • The explosion hurtled debris in all directions.
   • She hurtled the book onto the table in frustration.

   Synonymesflinghurllaunchlobpitchpropelslingthrow

   Antonymescatchhold