B2verbinformalrelationships
US/dɪtʃ/
UK/dɪtʃ/
to get rid of something or someone you no longer want; to stop using or doing something
In context
I finally ditched my old phone and got a new one.
She ditched her boyfriend after he forgot her birthday.
Let's ditch the car and walk, the traffic is terrible.
Words that go with ditch
verb + noun
- ditch the carMore people are ditching the car for bikes.
- ditch the ideaThey ditched the idea of a second office.
- ditch the phoneDitch the phone at dinner and talk to each other.
- ditch schoolHe ditched school to go to the beach.
verb + preposition
- ditched me forMy best friend ditched me for her new boyfriend.