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0 ^) @2 d9 |; ~- F0 V其实我倒觉得 discard winter clothes in spring 这个例子过于雕琢了,discard 也可以说「丢在一边」嘛
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6 \+ g( ]% H: |% a! r3 k9 w' AWorld Book Dictionary" {: u. p0 q9 A0 Q0 I( j+ F
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to give up as useless or worn out; throw aside:
7 f6 {$ f$ ~, o/ NYou can discard clothes, ways of doing things, or beliefs.
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4 A; S# {, \! N- ~ ^, L美国人有些大手大脚的习惯,那时候的中国人不太理解,所以变通翻译成「换下」。更何况,discard 只是表达「丢」,你也可以丢了以后给慈善机构啊
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4 z4 r' J- @- x( aVocabulary.com Dictionary
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4 {' g4 k) ?5 g/ q' m2 CWhen you discard something, you get rid of it. If your closet is overflowing with clothes you haven't worn since 1992, why not discard some of them?! M% c# T$ M% ~" j
When the verb discard first entered the English language in the sixteenth century, it referred to card playing and meant “to throw a card away.” Discard is still used to describe getting rid of unlucky cards, but today, you’ll also hear it used in a broader sense — we discard, or throw away, things that are undesirable or no longer useful. You might discard a worn out shoe, for example.
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; x0 g" [$ [5 M" E5 o/ N0 X6 q$ A# @* I扔衣服扔鞋子不都是扔,没区别。有人心疼衣服鞋子,所以闲鱼二手卖了。时代不同,把discard翻出「换下」或者「闲鱼二手出了」,都是有点脑补的, j) P7 l4 y/ z
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