discard

Signification (Anglais)

Verb

1. To throw away, to reject.
2. To make a discard; to throw out a card.
3. To dismiss from employment, confidence, or favour; to discharge.

Noun

1. Anything discarded.
2. A discarded playing card in a card game.
3. A temporary variable used to receive a value of no importance and unable to be read later.

Concepts

jeter

rejeter

écarter

abandonner

se débarrasser de

défausser

se défausser

mettre au rancart

révocation

rupture

abrogation

se débarrasser

Synonymes

throw away

reject

abandon

throw

toss

get rid of

cast away

dismiss

cast aside

desert

🏜️

throw out

dispose

cashier

forsake

leave

cast off

dump

lose

give up

refuse

terminate

shed

relinquish

renounce

abrogate

fling

cast

jettison

scrap

junk

chuck

disallow

put away

ditch

disavow

toss out

remove

abort

toss away

shun

abolish

sack

decline

slough

spurn

take off

eliminate

throwing away

eschew

trash

turn down

vomit

put aside

cast out

rebut

withhold

refute

expel

relay

chuck out

renunciation

repress

repudiate

repulse

resend

abandonment

rule out

sacrifice

scout

scratch

select

send back

send down

separate

set aside

shelve

sidestep

sidetrack

skip

spoil

stand aside

strand

strike out

subtract

table

throw-away

throw off

throw up

vote out

waste products

wastrel

wing

🪽

put a stop to

redline

send packing

throw down

without consideration

tearing up and discarding

sluff

divorce

through with

cast away or off

hence throw away

rejected material

without regard for

off-heat

discharge to dismiss

condemned stores

off melt

throw-outs

delete

86

annul

annulment

banish

breaking

break off

cancel

cobble

come off

countermand

cross out

defection

depose

desertion

desolate

despise

die

💀

disannul

disapproval

disapprove

disavowal

discharge

disclaim

dishonour

disown

disownment

dispense with

disposal

dispose of

disqualify

do away with

drop

exclude

exile

fail

fleet

fling away

fly

✈️

foozle

forsaking

jilt

leave behind

leave off

leave out

let go

miscarry

nonacceptance

offcast

omit

oust

outcast

override

overrule

overturn

pitch

postpone

quit

rejection

release

relinquishment

reprobate

repudiation

resign

retire

reversing

revocation

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/dɪsˈkɑːd/

Étymologie (Anglais)

From dis- + card. Compare Spanish descartar.