turf out

• Verbo frasal que significa obrigar alguém a deixar um lugar ou cargo, muitas vezes de forma súbita ou sem cerimônia.

A phrasal verb meaning to force someone to leave a place or position, often abruptly or unceremoniously.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

1. To force someone to leaveinformalbritish

   To forcibly remove someone from a place, often unexpectedly.

   Expulsar

   • The landlord turfed them out for not paying rent.
   • Security turfed out the rowdy fans from the stadium.
   • She was turfed out of the club for causing trouble.

   Sinônimosboot outchuck outejectevictexpelkick outoustthrow outturn out

   Antônimosacceptadmitincludekeepretainwelcome

2. To discard or throw awayinformalbritish

   To get rid of something, usually because it is no longer needed or wanted.

   Jogar fora

   • I turfed out all my old clothes from the wardrobe.
   • He turfed out the broken furniture.
   • They turfed out the outdated files from the office.

   Sinônimoschuck outdiscardditchget rid ofjunkscrapthrow outtoss out

   Antônimoskeepretainsave

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