throw out

US /θroʊ aʊt/
UK /θroʊ aʊt/
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1.

to discard something; to get rid of something that is no longer wanted or needed

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Please throw out the old newspapers.
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I need to throw out these expired groceries.
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discarddispose ofget rid ofjettisontoss out
2.

to expel or dismiss someone from a place or position, often forcefully

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The bouncer had to throw out the unruly customer.
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He was thrown out of the club for fighting.
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expelejectoustdismissbanish
3.

to produce or emit something, often unexpectedly or in large quantities

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The old engine started to throw out a lot of smoke.
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The new factory will throw out a lot of jobs.
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emitproducedischargeexudegenerate
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throwthrow-inthrow onthrow inthrow the baby out with the bathwaterthrow awaythrow up