dispose of — to get rid of something; to throw away or sell something you no longer want
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to get rid of something; to throw away or sell something you no longer want
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈspoʊz ʌv/
Korean meaning: 처리하다, 버리다, 없애다
Korean pronunciation: 디**스포**즈 오브
Example Sentences
- My mom finally decided to dispose of my childhood teddy bear collection.
- The company needs to dispose of old documents according to legal requirements.
- He tried to dispose of the evidence, but the detective found it anyway.
dispose of
VERB//dɪˈspoʊz ʌv//
to get rid of something; to throw away or sell something you no longer want
to get rid of something; to throw away or sell something you no longer want
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Origin
From Old French 'disposer' meaning to arrange or settle, derived from Latin 'disponere' (dis- meaning apart + ponere meaning to place or put). The phrase 'dispose of' developed in Middle English to mean to arrange, settle, or eventually to get rid of something.
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“My mom finally decided to dispose of my childhood teddy bear collection.”
“The company needs to dispose of old documents according to legal requirements.”
“He tried to dispose of the evidence, but the detective found it anyway.”
“Please dispose of your chewing gum properly, not under the desk!”
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