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Throw (sust), threw(verb)

Lanzamiento, tirada, tirar, LANZAR, proyectar, derribar, arrojar, aventar (algo)

Begin(sth) - began,begun(verb)

Empezar, comenzar, iniciar, emprender, originarse, principiar algo, dar inicio a algo

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Nombre, sustantivo