Echarlo (en. Throw it out)

/ˈe.t͡ʃaɾ.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To throw or toss something with force.

I decided to throw him into the water.

Decidí echarlo al agua.

To expel someone from a place.

The boss decided to throw him out of the office.

El jefe decidió echarlo de la oficina.

To make someone leave or go away.

I don’t want you to throw your friends out of the house.

No quiero que eches a tus amigos de la casa.

From the Spanish verb 'echar', which means to throw or to fling.

to ruin

To ruin or spoil something.

echar a perder

to miss

To feel the absence of something or someone.

echar de menos

to give it your all

To make a final effort to achieve something.

echar el resto

throw

Verb that means to throw or place something in a location.

echar

throw outside

To expel someone or something outwards.

echar afuera

to take a look

To look quickly or superficially.

echar un vistazo

To dismiss someone informally.

They threw him out of the party because he was bothering everyone.

Lo echaron de la fiesta porque estaba molestando.

To end a relationship with someone.

She decided to throw him out after so many arguments.

Ella decidió echarlo después de tantas discusiones.