throws, threw, thrown, throwing
to throw out
phrasal verb
Dispose of something unwanted or unnecessary
- 1She decided to throw out the old magazines.
- 2He threw out the broken chair.
When you throw out something, you are getting rid of it because you don't need it anymore. It could be something old, broken, or no longer useful. You can put it in the trash or give it away to someone else.
Remember to check if something can be recycled before throwing it out. Recycling helps protect the environment by reusing materials instead of creating more waste.
in a restaurant
Clearing the Table
Paul
James, could you help me clear this table?
James
Sure, should I throw out these empty bottles?
Paul
Yes, and don't forget the napkins too.
James
Got it, I'll take care of it right away.
at a shopping center
Decluttering Decisions
Nancy
Look at all these old clothes in this bag.
Richard
Yeah, maybe it's time to throw out the ones you don't wear anymore.
Nancy
You're right, I need to make some space for new things.
Richard
Exactly, let's focus on what you really need.
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Similar to "to throw out":
- 1discard
- 2get rid of