Pronunciation: /dɪˈspoʊz ʌv/
verb to get rid of or deal with something
A1 I need to dispose of this old furniture.
A2 Please dispose of any trash in the designated bins.
B1 It is important to properly dispose of hazardous materials.
B2 The company has a policy on how to dispose of confidential information.
C1 The government has strict regulations on how to dispose of chemical waste.
C2 Properly disposing of electronic waste is essential for environmental protection.
preposition to arrange or settle something in a particular way
A1 Please dispose of your trash in the bin.
A2 Make sure to dispose of any hazardous materials properly.
B1 It is important to dispose of electronic waste responsibly.
B2 The company has a specific protocol to dispose of confidential documents.
C1 The government enacted laws to regulate how businesses dispose of chemical waste.
C2 Properly disposing of nuclear waste is a complex and highly regulated process.
formal It is important to properly dispose of hazardous waste to protect the environment.
informal Make sure to dispose of your trash in the designated bins.
slang Just toss it in the trash and be done with it.
figurative She needed to dispose of the negative thoughts that were holding her back.
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