throw together

throw together
transitive verb
1) (assemble hastily) zusammenhauen (ugs.); zusammenwerfen [Ideen, Zutaten]; herzaubern [Essen]; zusammenschustern (ugs. abwertend) [Aufsatz, Artikel]; zusammenschreiben [Buch, Artikel, Rede]
2) (bring together) zusammenwürfeln
* * *
◆ throw together
vt
1. (fam: make quickly)
to \throw together together ⇆ an article einen Artikel runterschreiben fam
to \throw together together ⇆ clothes Kleider zusammenpacken
to \throw together together ⇆ ingredients Zutaten zusammenwerfen fam
to \throw together together ⇆ a meal eine Mahlzeit zaubern
2. (cause to meet)
▪ to \throw together together ⇆ sb jdn zusammenbringen [o zusammenführen]
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vt sep
1) (= put hastily together) ingredients zusammenwerfen; clothes zusammenpacken; (= make quickly) hinhauen; essay hinhauen (inf), runterschreiben (inf)
2) (= bring together) people (fate etc) zusammenführen; (friends etc) zusammenbringen
* * *
throw together v/t
1. zusammenwerfen, Leute zusammenbringen:
be thrown together zusammenkommen
2. fig etwas zusammenstoppeln umg pej
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transitive verb
1) (assemble hastily) zusammenhauen (ugs.); zusammenwerfen [Ideen, Zutaten]; herzaubern [Essen]; zusammenschustern (ugs. abwertend) [Aufsatz, Artikel]; zusammenschreiben [Buch, Artikel, Rede]
2) (bring together) zusammenwürfeln
* * *
v.
zusammen werfen v.
zusammenwerfen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.

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