ditch (something)

To throw away or abandon something. I was tired of carrying his bag for him, so I ditched it in a bush and went home. I had to ditch my car and walk into town after I ran out of gas.

ditch

1. tv. to dispose of someone or something; to abandon someone or something. The crooks ditched the car and continued on foot.

2. tv. & in. to skip or evade someone or something. Pete ditched class today.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

overflow
overflow into
content
content (oneself) with (someone or something)
content oneself with
ditch (someone)
die in the last ditch
someplace
rake out
ride a tiger

词组	ditch (something)
释义	ditch (something) ditch (something) To throw away or abandon something. I was tired of carrying his bag for him, so I ditched it in a bush and went home. I had to ditch my car and walk into town after I ran out of gas. See also: ditch Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ditch 1. tv. to dispose of someone or something; to abandon someone or something. The crooks ditched the car and continued on foot. 2. tv. & in. to skip or evade someone or something. Pete ditched class today. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: overflow overflow into content content (oneself) with (someone or something) content oneself with ditch (someone) die in the last ditch someplace rake out ride a tiger
随便看	have an argument (with someone) have an ax(e) to grind have an axe to grind have an ax to grind have an ear for have an ear for something have an ear for (something) have an early/a late night have an early night have a near miss have an ear to the ground have an easy ride have an easy time of it have an edge on have an edge on (someone or something) have an effect on have a nerve have an even chance have an even chance of (doing something) have an eye for have an eye for (something) have an eye for something have an eye for the main chance have an eye on/for/to the main chance have an eye out