1. dump
I don't want these bookshelves anymore, so I'm going to dump them on the side of the road.
Tom was almost run over by a dump truck.
He dumped her
She dumped her boyfriend yesterday.(Ona rzuciła swojego chłopaka wczoraj.) I have to dump her, I met someone new.(Muszę ją rzucić, poznałem kogoś nowego.)
dump gigabytes of mails
a dump is a dirty and untidy place, it is also a place where rubbish is taken
The company was fined for illegally dumping toxic chemicals.
Where's your toilet? I have to dump.
The sides of the tree house were made out of wood, and the roof was metal we had taken from the dump,
You were about to dump her flat out, weren't you?
if you refer to a place as a dump, you mean it is very dirty, untidy, or in a bad condition
Delegate, don't dump.
Over 150,000 tonnes of waste are dumped annually along the coastline.
"Ron hasn't put all his new things in his trunk yet," said Percy, in a long-suffering voice. "He's dumped them on my bed."
The number one reason why friends dump their friends on Facebook is too many useless posts.