Ditch
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British pronunciation/dˈɪt‍ʃ/
American pronunciation/ˈdɪtʃ/

Definition & Meaning of "ditch"

to ditch
01

to dispose of something

Transitive: to ditch sth
to ditch definition and meaning
02

to abruptly end a relationship with someone without warning or explanation

Transitive: to ditch sb
03

to deliberately absent oneself from a class or school activity without permission

Transitive: to ditch a class or school activity
04

to make an emergency landing on water

Intransitive
05

to dig or create a tranch in the ground

Transitive: to ditch the land
06

to land an aircraft on water in emergency

Transitive: to ditch an aircraft
Ditch
01

a long, narrow hole next to a road to keep it from getting too wet

02

any small natural waterway

ditch

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Example
He recently ditched the old computer and upgraded to a newer model.
Let's ditch these old magazines and make space for the new ones.
After the argument, she decided to ditch the idea of going to the party.
They decided to ditch their plans for the weekend and relax at home instead.
Instead of repairing the broken appliance, they ditched it and got a new one.
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