()()てる

なげすてる
verb (ichidan, transitive)
to throw away; to abandon
他動詞 transitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()てる()()てない
Present polite()()てます()()てません
Past()()てた()()てなかった
Past polite()()てました()()てませんでした
て form()()てて()()てなくて
ている present()()てている()()てていない
ている polite()()てています()()てていません
ている past()()てていた()()てていなかった
ている past polite()()てていました()()てていませんでした
Conditional ば()()てれば()()てなければ
Conditional たら()()てたら()()てなかったら
Volitional()()てよう
Volitional polite()()てましょう
Potential()()てられる()()てられない
Passive()()てられる()()てられない
Causative()()てさせる()()てさせない
Imperative()()てろ()()てるな
1. to throw away; to toss aside
To discard something by throwing it, often carelessly.
ゴミ()()てるな。
Don't throw trash away (on the ground).
()(かん)道端(みちばた)()()てる。
To toss an empty can on the roadside.
He tossed aside the newspaper he had finished reading and left the room.
2. to abandon; to give up on
Figuratively, to completely give up or discard something abstract like hopes, dreams, or responsibilities.
(ゆめ)()()てる。
To give up on one's dreams.
He abandoned his job and went traveling.
There are times when I want to throw everything away, but I hold on.

Compound verb

()げる (to throw) + ()てる (to discard)

Transitivity

他動詞(たどうし) (transitive) - takes to mark the object being thrown away

ASPECT (ている):
()()てている indicates the ongoing state after throwing away or a habitual action.

Register

Neutral. Used in both casual and formal contexts.

Usage

Implies a careless or deliberate act of discarding. The figurative sense (sense 2) carries emotional weight, suggesting frustration or a decisive break.

Common collocations