chuck out
US /tʃʌk aʊt/
・UK /tʃʌk aʊt/
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phr.v.To throw something away or dispose of it.
They chucked out all the old clothes from the wardrobe.
phr.v.To force someone to leave a place or organization.
The manager chucked out the disruptive employee immediately.
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"Software Fundamentals Matter More Than Ever" — Matt Pocock
- We need to chuck out all of the old rules, surely, so that we can bring in the new stuff.
We need to chuck out all of the old rules, surely, so that we can bring in the new stuff.
- We need to chuck out all of the old rules, surely, so that we can bring in the new stuff.
We need to chuck out all of the old rules, surely, so that we can bring in the new stuff.