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v slovarju PONS
I. thrash about, thrash around GLAG. nepreh. glag.
to thrash about [or around] fish
II. thrash about, thrash around GLAG. preh. glag.
v slovarju PONS
I. thrash [θræʃ] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. thrash (beat):
jdn verprügeln [o. pog. verdreschen] [o. švic. a. abschlagen] pog.
2. thrash fig. pog. (defeat):
II. thrash [θræʃ] GLAG. nepreh. glag. lit.
I. around [əˈraʊnd] PRISL. nesprem.
1. around (reversed):
2. around (circling):
3. around (along edge):
4. around (on all sides):
5. around (in all directions):
herum ur. jez.
6. around (to all places):
7. around (to sb's place):
8. around (aimlessly):
umhergehen <geht umher, ging umher, umhergegangen>
9. around (ready):
endlich zu etw daj. kommen
10. around (present):
11. around BORZA:
mit Report strok.
mit Deport strok.
5 % Report/Deport strok.
fraza:
II. around [əˈraʊnd] PREDL.
1. around (surrounding):
um +tož.
um etw tož. herum
2. around (circling):
um +tož.
3. around (bending):
um +tož.
hinter etw tož./daj.
4. around (along edge):
around sth
um etw tož. herum
5. around (at all places):
um +tož.
6. around (idly):
7. around:
gegen +tož.
8. around (based on):
sich tož. um etw tož. konzentrieren/drehen
9. around (avoiding):
um etw tož. herumkommen pog.
Present
Ithrash about
youthrash about
he/she/itthrashes about
wethrash about
youthrash about
theythrash about
Past
Ithrashed about
youthrashed about
he/she/itthrashed about
wethrashed about
youthrashed about
theythrashed about
Present Perfect
Ihavethrashed about
youhavethrashed about
he/she/ithasthrashed about
wehavethrashed about
youhavethrashed about
theyhavethrashed about
Past Perfect
Ihadthrashed about
youhadthrashed about
he/she/ithadthrashed about
wehadthrashed about
youhadthrashed about
theyhadthrashed about
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The more they thrash about the more enmeshed their countries become in their problems.
www.abc.net.au
As we talk, they sit in their pods, lifted, so they don't thrash about.
www.nationalpost.com
Once it starts to thrash about, it will never stop chasing its offender.
en.wikipedia.org
They basically just thrash about.
news.wfu.edu
They can thrash about the ambulance or hospital emergency room.
www.dailymail.co.uk