transcription, транскрипция: [ transitive verb ]
Date: 15th century
1.
a. : to remove from a place, office, or employment usually in a sudden or unexpected manner
b. : to get rid of as worthless or unnecessary
2. : to give expression to : utter
threw out a remark…that utterly confounded him — Jean Stafford
3. : to dismiss from acceptance or consideration : reject
the testimony was thrown out
4. : to make visible or manifest : display
the signal was thrown out for the…fleet to prepare for action — Archibald Duncan
5. : to leave behind : outdistance
6. : to give forth from within : emit
7.
a. : to send out
b. : to cause to project : extend
8. : confuse , disconcert
automobiles in line blocking the road… threw the whole schedule out — F. D. Roosevelt
9. : to cause to stand out : make prominent
10. : to make a throw that enables a teammate to put out (a base runner)
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- throw out the baby with the bathwater