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toss out

/tɒs aʊt/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant jeter quelque chose, ou proposer une idée ou une suggestion de manière désinvolte.

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verb

/tɒs aʊt/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant jeter quelque chose, ou proposer une idée ou une suggestion de manière désinvolte.

A phrasal verb meaning to discard something, or to suggest an idea or proposal casually.

indénombrable · transitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Discard or throw awayinformal

    To get rid of something, usually by throwing it away.

    frjeter, mettre à la poubelle

    • I need to toss out these old magazines.
    • She tossed out the expired food from the fridge.
    • He tossed out the broken chair.

    Synonymescast offchuckdiscarddispose ofdumpget rid ofjunkrejectscrapthrow away

    Antonymeskeepretainsave

  2. Suggest or proposeinformal

    To mention or suggest an idea, often casually.

    frproposer une idée

    • She tossed out a few ideas for the party theme.
    • He tossed out the possibility of a merger.
    • They tossed out several solutions during the brainstorming session.

    Synonymesbroachfloatmentionofferproposeput forwardraisesuggestthrow out

  3. Remove or expelinformal

    To force someone to leave a place or position.

    frexpulser

    • The bouncer tossed out the unruly customer.
    • He was tossed out of the club for causing trouble.
    • The committee tossed out the proposal after the vote.

    Synonymesboot outdismissejectevictexpelkick outoustthrow out

    Antonymesacceptadmitincludekeepretainwelcome

Formes
  • tossed out past participle
  • tossed out past simple
  • tossing out present participle
  • tosses out third person singular

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