throw back at



throw something back at someone

Fig. to return a problem or difficulty to the person from whom it came. He said that the problem was mine alone, and he threw it back at me. I tried to get someone else to take care of it, but it was thrown back at me.
See also: back, throw

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Fereydoun-Persian, Persian Mythology
Drusa-Ancient Roman
WŁOdzimierzvwaw-JEEM-yeshPolish
Auke-Frisian
PaulaPOW-lah (German, Finnish, Spanish, Polish, Croatian), PAWL-ə (English), POW-lə (Portuguese), PAW-oo-law (Hungarian)German, English, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Romanian, Hungarian, Polish, Dutch, Swedish,
GaËLle-French, Breton