sling
/slɪŋ; slɪŋ/ n
1 bandage, tied over one shoulder or round the neck, used to support a broken arm, wrist, etc 悬带（用以固定断臂、 腕等的）
have one's arm in a sling 用悬带吊著手臂.
2 length of rope, strap, chain, etc looped round an object (eg a barrel) to support or lift it 吊具, 吊索, 吊链（用以悬挂或提起物体, 如圆桶的）.
3 strap held in a loop, used for throwing stones, etc 投石器. sling, v (pt, pp slung / slʌŋ; slʌŋ/)
1 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p]
(infml 口) throw (sb/sth) with great force 用力投掷（某人[某物]）
slinging stones at birds 投石击鸟
She slung her coat angrily into the car. 她愤怒地把大衣扔进汽车里.
He was slung out (of the club) for fighting. 他因打架被人（从俱乐部）驱逐出去.
2 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p]
lift or support (sth) so that it can hang loosely 悬或挂（某物）
sling a hammock between two tree-trunks 把吊床悬在两树干间
with her bag slung over her shoulder 她的包挂在肩上.
3 (idm 习语) fling/sling/throw mud => mud. sling one's `hook (Brit sl 俚) go away 走开; 滚蛋.