toss out

toss out
transitive verb

toss something out — etwas wegwerfen od. (ugs.) -schmeißen

2) (fig.): (reject) [kurzerhand] ablehnen
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toss out
vt
1. (throw out)
to \toss out out ⇆ sb/sth jdn/etw hinauswerfen
2. (offer unsolicited)
to \toss out out ⇆ sth remark etw rauslassen fig fam
to \toss out out a suggestion einen Vorschlag einwerfen
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vt sep
rubbish wegschmeißen (inf), wegwerfen; person hinauswerfen, rausschmeißen (inf); comment, rules, idea verwerfen
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transitive verb
1) (throw out)

toss something out — etwas wegwerfen od. (ugs.) -schmeißen

2) (fig.): (reject) [kurzerhand] ablehnen

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