discarded

• Descreve algo que foi jogado fora ou rejeitado por não ser mais necessário ou desejado.

Describes something that has been thrown away or rejected as no longer useful or wanted.

1. Thrown away or abandonedB1formal

   No longer wanted or used; having been thrown away or rejected.

   Descartado

   • The discarded furniture was left on the curb for collection.
   • She found a discarded notebook in the trash bin.
   • Discarded packaging littered the park after the festival.

   Sinônimosabandonedcast-offrejectedthrown-awayuselesswaste

   Antônimoscherishedkeptretainedtreasuredvalued

2. Rejected or no longer consideredB2formal

   Something that has been rejected or set aside as no longer useful or relevant.

   Descartado

   • The discarded theory was replaced by a more accurate model.
   • He felt like a discarded friend after the argument.
   • The discarded proposal was never brought up again.

   Sinônimosabandonedcast-offobsoleteoutdatedrejectedshed

   Antônimosacceptedadoptedkeptretained

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de se livrar de algo que não é mais útil ou necessário, ou de rejeitar/abandonar algo ou alguém.

A verb used to indicate the act of getting rid of something that is no longer useful or wanted.

1. Throw away or get rid ofB1formal

   To remove or dispose of something that is no longer wanted or needed.

   Jogar fora ou se livrar

   • Please discard any expired food from the refrigerator.
   • He discarded the old newspapers in the recycling bin.
   • The company decided to discard the outdated equipment.

   Sinônimoscast offdispose ofdumpeliminateget rid ofjunkrejectscrapthrow awaytoss

   Antônimoscherishkeeppreserveretainsave

2. Abandon or rejectB2formal

   To give up or stop using something, often an idea, plan, or habit.

   Abandonar

   • They discarded the original plan after the budget cuts.
   • She discarded her old beliefs after learning new facts.
   • The committee discarded the proposal as impractical.

   Sinônimosabandoncast asidedismissdropjettisonrejectrenouncerepudiatescrapshed

   Antônimosadoptembracekeepmaintainretain

3. Cards: remove from handB1informal

   In card games, to remove a card from one's hand and place it aside.

   Descartar

   • He discarded a low card to improve his hand.
   • You must discard one card before drawing a new one.
   • She discarded the queen of hearts during her turn.

   Sinônimosdroppitchshedthrow awaytoss