to abandon; to discard; to renounce; to dump (sb)

to discard; to abandon (old ways); to invalidate

to leave; to abandon

to discard; to abandon

to give up; to abandon; to abort

to abandon; to relinquish; to discard; to throw away

to abandon; to desert; to renounce

to regard with disdain; to shun

to waive a right; to abstain (from voting); (sports) to forfeit (a game); to voluntarily withdraw from a match

to spurn; to disdain

to abandon; to discard; to spurn; to forsake

to abandon oneself to despair; to give up and stop bothering

to abandon ship

to abandon

breaking faith and abandoning right (idiom); to betray; treachery; perfidy

to waste all one's previous efforts (idiom); all that has been achieved goes down the drain

to throw away; to discard

sacrificed piece (in chess or Go); abandoned child; (fig.) sth that has been abandoned or sacrificed (an ally, a product, employees etc); (in expressions such as 拋家棄子|抛家弃子[pao1 jia1 qi4 zi3]) to abandon one's child(ren)

to discard; to abandon; to give (sth) up

to spurn; to reject

to spurn; to reject

to leave this world; to die

to abandon (a child, elderly family member, pet etc); (literary) (of one's parents) to pass away

to quit watching a TV series

(literary) to choose between rejecting and accepting

abandoned baby; to abandon an infant

to give up defending; to yield; to surrender

public execution (old)

to renounce nuclear weapons

to stop using; to abandon; abandoned; deprecated

to abandon; to forsake

to abandon; to give up

to abandon; to discard; to throw away

to abandon; to discard; to throw away

to relinquish; to abandon

to abandon; to discard; to cast away

to abandon; to let go to waste

to cast away; to reject; to shun; to desert one's post

to disdain; to loathe

zero waste

to stand by (sb) (idiom); steadfast loyalty

(idiom) to throw away one's helmet and armor while fleeing from defeat

chance remarks can lead to public execution (idiom)

to jump bail

to abandon farming and become a businessman (idiom)

to renounce evil and turn to virtue (idiom)

to turn over a new leaf

to renounce the dark and seek the light; to give up one's wrong way of life and turn to a better one

to abrogate an agreement; to break one's oath (idiom)