Variations around "to shed"

To shed:
syn: to get rid of sth, to dispose of sth, to dump, to discard, to slough off, to throw away

• The snake sheds its skin. - Muer

• slough off to remove an outer layer of skin
  (slough= /slʌf/)

• You will shed several kilograms on this diet. - Perdre, se délester

• Shed your clothes and swim. - Enlever, ôter 
• The trees shed their leaves in late summer. -Perdre ses feuilles
• In autumn the oak trees will shed.
• The new fabric sheds water easily. - Repousser l'eau, être imperméable
• They shed tears of joy.- verser

A shed (noun)

• Park the airplane in the shed. - Hangar
• The cows are in the shed.- Etable
• My husband spends a lot of time in his garden shed. - Abris de jardin

To dispose of sth

• They tried to dispose of the evidence by flushing the drugs down the toilet.-Se débarrasser
• After the funeral we have a whole houseful of stuff that we have to dispose of.- Se débarrasser

To dump

• Don't try to dump all your work on me -- do it yourself!.- Fourguer (argot) 

Dump (noun)

• Garbage or rubbish dump. - Décharge  
• Screen dump.- Capture d'écran