Throw out
To suggest or mention an idea tentatively, for others to consider (informal)
Common pattern: throw out + idea/suggestion (noun)
throw out an idea
throw out a suggestion
throw something out there
just throw it out there
She threw out a suggestion during the brainstorm. ✅ (Correct)
She threw a suggestion out during the brainstorm. ✅ (Correct)
To evict or expel someone from a place
Common pattern: throw + person + out (of + place)
throw someone out of a bar
throw someone out of the house
get thrown out of school
throw the tenant out
The bouncer threw the drunk man out of the club. ✅ (Correct)
The bouncer threw out of the club the drunk man. ❌ (Incorrect — the object comes right after "threw," before "out of")
To reject or dismiss an idea, proposal, or legal case
Common pattern: throw out + idea/case (noun)
throw out a case
throw out a proposal
throw out an idea
throw out a lawsuit
They threw out his proposal during the meeting. ✅ (Correct)
They threw his proposal out during the meeting. ✅ (Correct)