1、normal

正常的;通常的;平常的

He has occasional injections to maintain his good health but otherwise he lives a normal life.

他偶爾要注射藥物保持身體健康，但除此之外他生活一切正常。

The two countries resumed normal diplomatic relations.

兩國(guó)恢復(fù)了正常的外交關(guān)系。

身體健康的;精神正常的

Statistics indicate that depressed patients are more likely to become ill than are normal people.

統(tǒng)計(jì)顯示抑郁癥患者比正常人更容易生病。

Will the baby be normal?

嬰兒會(huì)一切正常嗎？

2、throw up

嘔吐;嘔出

She said she had thrown up after reading reports of the trial.

她說(shuō)，她看完審判報(bào)告后都吐了。

激起，揚(yáng)起，攪起，濺起(塵土、石子或水)

If it had hit the Earth, it would have made a crater 100 miles across and thrown up an immense cloud of dust.

如果它當(dāng)時(shí)擊中地球，就會(huì)砸出一個(gè)直徑 100 英里的大坑并激起巨大的塵埃云團(tuán)。

匆匆搭建起來(lái);匆忙建成

living in the slums where wood and scrap metal dwellings are thrown up in any available space.

住在隨便找塊地方就能用木頭和廢銅爛鐵搭起個(gè)住處的貧民區(qū)

Youths threw up barricades on the streets.

年輕人在街上匆匆壘起路障。

產(chǎn)生;突出;凸顯

The political struggle threw up a strong leader.

政治斗爭(zhēng)產(chǎn)生了一位強(qiáng)有力的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)者。

These studies have already thrown up some interesting results.

這些研究已經(jīng)得出一些有趣的結(jié)果了。