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sling someone out
phrasal verb with slingverb[ Tusually+ adv/prep ]uk /slɪŋ/ us /slɪŋ/slung | slung
mainly UKinformal
to make someone leave a place because they have behaved badly: 把（某人）除名，开除（某人）
She was slung out of college because she never did any work.因为从不学习，她被学校除名了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Evicting and forcing to leave
boot someone off (something)
boot someone out (of something)
bump
chuck
chuck someone out
clear someone off something
clearance
dislocated
expulsion
extraditable
extradite
extradition
fling something/someone out
send someone packingidiom
ship
ship someone off
show someone the dooridiom
slam dunk
smoke
throw
sling something out
phrasal verb with slingverb[ Tusually+ adv/prep ]uk /slɪŋ/ us /slɪŋ/slung | slung
mainly UKinformal
to get rid of something unwanted: 处理掉，扔掉
What about these old magazines? Shall I just sling them out?这些旧杂志怎么办？我该把它们扔了吗？
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Removing and getting rid of things
abandonment
banish
be scattered to the four windsidiom
bin
cast someone/something aside/away/off
dumping
eradication
eradication of something
erase
erasure
evacuate
evacuate someone from something
shed
shedding
shoo
shrug
shrug something off
sling
toss
turf
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