throw something ↔ away

phrasal verbphr v

a) GET RID OFTHROW AWAYto get rid of something that you do not want or need 扔掉，丢弃

I never throw clothes away.

我从不丢弃衣服。

I shouldn’t have thrown away the receipt.

我不应该扔掉那张收据。

b) to spend money in a way that is not sensible 浪费〔金钱〕

I can’t afford to throw money away.

我浪费不起钱。

c) FAILto waste something good that you have, for example a skill or an opportunity 浪费掉〔本领〕；错过〔机会〕

This could be the best chance you’ll ever have. Don’t throw it away!

这或许是你能得到的最好机会。别白白错过了！

Examples from the Corpus

throw away• I was glad to throw mine away.• Then, with a desperate effort threw himself bodily away.• They found out the kids just threw it away.• Some election supervisors simply threw it away, allowing ex - felons to vote in a few counties.• Britain must now throw this opportunity away by electing a Labour government.• I wanted to enclose that regret, to crumple it up, throw it away, get rid of it.• Do we throw the frame away or can we just take a section out and weld a new section in.• Then she pulled the old one out and threw it away, over the edge of the roof.

→ throw something ↔ away at throw1(PHRASAL VERB)

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