throw out

tirar, desechar

Deshacerse de algo que ya no se quiere o necesita, normalmente echándolo a la basura.

En inglés sencillo: To get rid of something you no longer want or need, usually by putting it in the rubbish.

• Throw out the empty bottle.
• We threw out all the food that had gone bad.
• Why did you throw my old shoes out?

Cómo se usa: throw out something / throw something out (She threw the broken lamp out.)

Sinónimos: throw away, discard, get rid of

Antónimos: keep

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out old clothes, throw out something

expulsar, echar

Obligar a alguien a abandonar un lugar, trabajo o grupo.

En inglés sencillo: To force someone to leave a place, job, or group.

• The guard threw him out.
• Can the club throw out a member?
• She was thrown out of the meeting for shouting.

Cómo se usa: throw someone out of something (They threw him out of the club.)

Sinónimos: kick out, expel, dismiss

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out someone, throw out a member

proponer, sugerir

Presentar una idea para que otras personas la consideren.

En inglés sencillo: To suggest an idea so other people can think about it.

• She threw out an idea.
• Let me throw out a possible solution.
• Have you thrown out any suggestions yet?

Cómo se usa: throw something out there (Let me throw an idea out there.)

Sinónimos: suggest, propose

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out ideas, throw out a suggestion

lanzar fuera, arrojar fuera

Hacer que algo salga de un lugar lanzándolo por el aire desde dentro.

En inglés sencillo: To send something through the air from inside a place to outside it.

• Throw the ball out of the window.
• She threw a rope out to the people below.
• Someone threw a stone out through the open door.

Cómo se usa: throw something out of something (He threw the ball out of the window.)

Sinónimos: toss out

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out a rope, throw out through something

generar, producir

Generar cosas sin seguir un orden claro ni controlarlas con cuidado.

En inglés sencillo: To produce things without a clear order or careful control.

• The program keeps throwing out errors.
• The machine threw out a stream of random numbers.
• Why does this system throw out strange results?

Sinónimos: produce, generate

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out errors, throw out random numbers

soltar, decir de pasada

Decir algo de pasada, sin pensarlo detenidamente.

En inglés sencillo: To say something casually, without thinking carefully about it.

• He threw out a careless remark.
• She throws out jokes without thinking.
• He had thrown out the suggestion almost as a joke.

Sinónimos: remark, toss out

Expresiones frecuentes: throw out remarks, throw out a comment