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botar

to throw away, to toss out

b o ˈt a ɾ
verb Rare #46,024
to throw away, to toss out In many Latin American countries; in Spain, tirar is more commonly used for this meaning.
SP: No quiero botar comida.
EN: I don't want to throw away food.
Conjugation of botar
botar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third botó —

Se le solicita al público no botar basura en este bosque.

The public is asked not to litter in this forest.

¿Puede botar la basura?

Can you take out the trash?

— Amigos Intocables (2011)

Debería botar el maldito teléfono.

I should throw away the damn phone.

— Madre (2009)

Iré a botar esto en la basura, y cuando vuelva nos iremos.

I’ll throw this in the trash, and when I get back, we’ll leave.

Trataré de salir de aquí sin botar nada.

I'll try to get out of here without knocking anything over.

Cuidado de no botar ese vaso.

Be careful not to drop that glass.

Sounds similar to

volar b o ˈl a ɾ borrar b o ˈr a ɾ notar n o ˈt a ɾ