to renounce; to abandon; to discard something like an opinion, right, or hope

To forsake or leave someone or something behind, such as a partner or traditions

To give up a right that one is entitled to, such as the right to vote or the right to participate in a competition; to abstain from voting or to forfeit a match.

to forsake or abandon a person one has a moral or emotional connection to

To avoid or discard someone or something out of dislike; to regard with disdain or antipathy.

to discard or abandon; to invalidate or stop using something because it no longer has value

to discard; to abandon; to throw away

to give up; to abandon; to discard; to renounce

to abandon; to discard; to get rid of; to forsake or spurn something unwanted

waste material; things that have been discarded or are no longer useful

to abandon; to desert; to renounce; to turn one's back on something such as a promise, principle, or duty

To abandon oneself to despair; to give up and stop bothering; to lack ambition or wallow in a dissipated life.

to spurn; to disdain; to cast aside with contempt

(idiom) all that has been achieved goes down the drain; all previous work being undone

to go back on one's word and abandon principles; to betray a trust; perfidious

to develop something new by discarding the outdated or negative parts of the old while preserving the valuable elements; to discard or renounce while keeping the positive

an abandoned infant; a foundling

(literary) to abandon; to discard; to cast away

to leave and cast aside; to desert

Southern Song dynasty general and poet (1140-1207) known for his bold and patriotic poems; his style is often compared to that of [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]] and is characterized by its wide range of themes and use of historical references.

to throw away; to cast aside and no longer use

abandoned child; foundling; also used to describe a person or thing that is derelict or cast aside

to give oneself up as hopeless; to lack ambition or self-respect; often used in the phrase [[自暴自弃|自暴自棄|zi4 bao4 zi4 qi4]]

A piece sacrificed to gain an advantage in games like chess or Go; by extension, anything or anyone abandoned or sacrificed for a larger goal.

to reject someone or something with loathing; to be disgusted with and cast aside

To turn away from a dark or reactionary path and choose a brighter, better one; to leave the wrong side and join the right side.

(idiom) said of a man who seduces a woman and then abandons her

To throw away one's helmet and armor; describes a state of total defeat or a panicky, disorganized retreat.

hesitate to throw something away because it still has some value, even if it is no longer useful; literally "discarding it would be a pity"

to discard or abandon; to throw away; also written as [[摒弃|摒棄|bing4 qi4]]

to destroy and discard; to scrap or abandon

to disdain or loathe something with contempt

(literary) a woman who has been abandoned or divorced by her husband

to abandon; to forsake; to cast aside or override; to sever relations with

to throw away; to abandon; to cast aside

(literary) to carry out a public execution; a historical form of capital punishment where the criminal was executed in a market and the body was left on display; to be sentenced to death

The legal offense of abandonment; the crime of deserting a person who is unable to care for themselves when one has a legal or contractual duty to protect them.

to abandon agricultural work in order to engage in trade or commerce

to leave this world; to pass away

waste; discarded useless things; trash (including offal)

To abandon or desert someone or something that one has a responsibility to care for, such as a child, an elderly relative, or a pet.

To take what others reject; describes having independent judgment or tastes that differ from others; often used to describe wise investment or gathering resources others overlook.

(literary) to abandon; to cast away; to discard

Discard the old and strive for the new; to leave one's past mistakes behind and head in a new, correct direction.

(literary) to throw away one's armor; to flee after a defeat

Discard cleverness and abandon worldly wisdom in favor of returning to a state of natural innocence and simplicity; a Daoist concept of rejecting intellectualism in governance or personal conduct

to cast aside; to reject or discard something as useless

to cut off and discard; to abandon or give something up

to give up evil and return to virtue; to mend one's ways