Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dump"

A: I’m not sure of the situation, but “dump on” would be kind of slang for”criticize” or “make fun of”. So one possibility is “why would you dump on me for the way I dress? You know I don’t have any money for new clothes”
“Why would you dump me” would be asking someone why they broke off a romantic relationship with someone. A girl might ask a boy they were dating “why would you dump me?”

A: It can be used in different ways.

“I dumped the food out”(saying you threw it away or put it somewhere else)

“My boyfriend dumped me”(saying that he broke up with me)

A: Slang for going to the toilet and having a poo! :D

A: It means that when you are young you cant realize things that older people can. It also means that you are less intelligent when you are young.

A: sb stands for somebody, so dump sb means to break up with someone, i.e. to not be in a relationship with them anymore

A: Also sometimes used in slang as in: "Her boyfriend dumped her" (he got rid of her without a good reason or without an explanation.) Also, used to describe a run-down or not very good place, as in: "This house is a dump."

A: Factories dump waste into rivers.
I dumped my heavy textbooks onto the table.

If Elyse gets a bad score on a test, she throws away the test.
If Elyse gets a bad score on a test, she throws the test away.
I threw away my trash.

Official Definitions:
dump: to deposit or dispose of (garbage, waste, or unwanted material), typically in a careless or hurried way
throw away: to get rid of something that you no longer want

Other Meanings:
dump: to abandon or desert (someone), especially in a relationship
throw away: to waste something such as an opportunity or an advantage, for example by doing something silly

The girl dumped her boyfriend yesterday.
Don't throw away this wonderful opportunity.

A: 'The house was a complete dump'

'I dumped my boyfriend'

'I need to take this scrap to the dump'

'I need to take a dump'

A: No hay frases comunes. Adivino que encontraste esa frase en una película o algo, ¿no? "Dump the phone" es una manera de decir "tira el celular", pero no se usa en la vida diaria, solamente si uno es un espía o agente secreto :)

A: I really have to take a dump, but someone is in the restroom.

A: Throw away rubbish means something you want to get rid off and dump is a place where you throw rubbish,hope this helps <3

A: 両方とも「捨てる」の意味なんですが、throw awayは普通にゴミ箱に捨てるって意味です。
dumpは、適当にどっかで捨てるってニュアンスがあります。それに、「見限る」と「捨て場」の意味もあります。
「投棄」と近いかな

A: dump = jogar fora, fazer dumping, dar demais pra outra pessoa
pour = servir (bebida), jorrar
throw/toss = jogar (menos casual/mais casual)

‘Don’t dump your trash here, pick it up’

‘Pour me a glass of hot chocolate while it’s pouring outside’

‘Don’t throw things inside the house’

‘Hey, toss me that pen really quick’

A: Dumped = plantar, dejar, abandonar = to break up with someone, to end a relationship (slang)
Forsaked (Forsook) = renunciar dejar, abandonar = to leave someone or something of great importance to you, usually for very personal reasons (poetic, literary)
Deserted = vacío, desierto, deshabitado/a, desatendido, abandonado
Desert = abandonar, desertar; desertio = To leave without permission (like a military post) or to leave without any plans or returning (to desert a house that then falls into ruin); or the desert - a hot habitat with very little water.

A: @tjstkdn There is no difference to the meaning.
'Dump' is slightly more informal than 'Throw it away' but they both mean to get rid of something.

A: 욕이 아니고 그냥 속어예요. 엉덩이의 속어. 사람에 따라 칭찬으로 들릴수도 있어요.

예) She got a big dump truck.
그녀가 육감적인 엉덩이가 있다.

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A: Close! I would recommend using “bed” (as in truck bed, not a bed for sleeping) and using “dump” instead of “tilt”.

‎”The dump truck tilted its bed up to dump the gravel on the ground.”

A: Technically the second one is more correct, if you mean that the truck is putting dirt in the hole from the outside. The first sentence can be interpreted as both the truck and the dirt are in the hole.
Most native speakers will probably infer what you mean if you use the first sentence, but the second one will help avoid confusion.

A: Did you take a dump in your pants?
Your sentence is correct, but does not sound natural because no English speaker will ask that sort of question. ^^

A: Yes, it's a pick up truck, or just a truck. they're wrong.

A: Dump in all your energy until your life changes to a new level.