What does "chuck out" mean?

To throw away or expel Informal British term for discarding or removing someone.

How do you use "chuck out" in a sentence?

Chuck out those old magazines. They chucked him out of the pub. Time for a chuck out!

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To throw away or expel

扔掉或赶走

Tirar o echar a alguien

捨てる、追い出す

내다 버리다, 쫓아내다

Informal British term for discarding or removing someone.

英国非正式用语，指丢弃东西或赶走某人。

Término informal británico para deshacerse de algo o echar a alguien.

物を捨てたり、人を追い出したりするイギリスの口語表現。

버리거나 누군가를 내쫓는 영국식 비격식 표현.

Base verb: chuck

Particle: out

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Chuck out those old magazines.
把那些旧杂志扔了
Tira esas revistas viejas
あの古い雑誌を捨てろ
저 오래된 잡지들 버려.
They chucked him out of the pub.
他们把他赶出了酒吧
Le echaron del pub
彼はパブから追い出された
그는 펍에서 쫓겨났다.
Time for a chuck out!
该大扫除了！
¡Hora de tirar cosas!
大掃除の時間だ！
대청소할 시간이다!

Context: disposal, expulsion, clearing

Tone: casual

From chucking (throwing) something out.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal