throw together (Meaning)

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throw together (v)

produce shoddily, without much attention to detail

bring into random order

Emily quickly threw together a salad for dinner, using whatever vegetables she had on hand.
The construction crew hastily threw together the temporary shelter, hoping to provide some protection from the impending storm.
In a fit of anger, John threw together his belongings and stormed out of the house.
The teacher threw together a lesson plan at the last minute, as she had forgotten to prepare one beforehand.
The baker threw together a quick batch of cookies, knowing that her children would appreciate a sweet treat.
The detectives threw together a profile of the suspect, based on the scant information they had gathered.
The mechanic threw together a makeshift repair, hoping to get the car running again until he could get it to a garage.
The singer threw together a playlist for the party, hoping to create the perfect atmosphere.
The team threw together a presentation at the eleventh hour, but it was surprisingly well-received.
The activists threw together a protest march, hoping to raise awareness about an important issue.

produce shoddily, without much attention to detail, bring into random order

throw up,patch (together), cobble (together or up), knock together,jury-rig, dash (off),jerry-build

craft,craft, forge, handcraft,pound (out), pound (out), fashion, fashion, forge, handcraft

Emily quickly threw together a salad for dinner, using whatever vegetables she had on hand.

The construction crew hastily threw together the temporary shelter, hoping to provide some protection from the impending storm.

In a fit of anger, John threw together his belongings and stormed out of the house.

The teacher threw together a lesson plan at the last minute, as she had forgotten to prepare one beforehand.