toss out

toss out
фраз. гл.
1) выбрасывать; избавляться

It really is time we toss out all those old newspapers. — Пора, наконец, избавиться от всех этих старых газет.

2) уволить, прогнать, вышвырнуть

Two members were tossed out for failing to pay the money. — Два члена были исключены, так как не заплатили денег.

Syn:
3) выселять

The old lady was tossed out of the house because the owner wanted to pull it down. — Старая женщина была выселена из дома, так как хозяин решил его снести.

4) отклонять, не принимать (закон, предложение и т. п.)

The new law was tossed out when it reached the last stage in Parliament. — Новый закон был отклонён на последнем этапе обсуждения в парламенте.

5) выдвигать (идею и т. п.)

After talking together, the group tossed out several bright ideas fit for further consideration. — После совместного обсуждения группа выдвинула ряд отличных идей, годных для дальнейшего рассмотрения.

6) небрежно сказать (что-л.)

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