投(な)げ出(だ)す

学業(がくぎょう)を途中(とちゅう)で投(な)げ出(だ)したことを後悔(こうかい)する。

I regret abandoning my studies halfway. {to throw down, to throw out, to stretch out (one's legs), to abandon, to resign, to give freely, to give generously, to sacrifice (e.g. one's life), to start to throw}

王様(おうさま)が偉(えら)そうに自分(じぶん)の足(あし)を床(ゆか)に投(な)げ出(だ)している。

The king is arrogantly stretching out his legs on the floor. {to throw down, to throw out, to stretch out (one's legs), to abandon, to resign, to give freely, to give generously, to sacrifice (e.g. one's life), to start to throw}

全(ぜん)財産(ざいさん)を投(な)げ出(だ)したので、今日(きょう)からホームレスです。

I've abandoned all my property, so I'm homeless from today. {to throw down, to throw out, to stretch out (one's legs), to abandon, to resign, to give freely, to give generously, to sacrifice (e.g. one's life), to start to throw}

本(ほん)を机(つくえ)の上(うえ)に投(な)げ出(だ)していたら先生(せんせい)に鋭(するど)い目(め)つきで睨(にら)まれた。

If I threw the book on the desk, the teacher glared at me with sharp eyes. {to throw down, to throw out, to stretch out (one's legs), to abandon, to resign, to give freely, to give generously, to sacrifice (e.g. one's life), to start to throw}

ガラクタを窓(まど)から外(そと)に投(な)げ出(だ)していたら、通行人(つうこうにん)に怒鳴(どな)られました。

When I started to throw junk out of the window, a passerby yelled at me. {to throw down, to throw out, to stretch out (one's legs), to abandon, to resign, to give freely, to give generously, to sacrifice (e.g. one's life), to start to throw}