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Es gibt keinen.. Wegschmeißen ist der umgangssprachliche Ausdruck für wegwerfen.
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@xuxu81 kannst du bitte, Beispiele mit diesem Wörte nennen?
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Mutter zum Sohn: "Kannst Du das Blatt Papier bitte endlich wegwerfen?"
Sohn antwortet: "Ist ja gut, ich werfe es weg.. Okay, hab's wegschmissen, bist Du jetzt glücklich?"
Beides sind einfach Verben dafür, dass man etwas in den Müll befördert (man wirft es in den Müll, danach ist es weg -> wegwerfen)
Sohn antwortet: "Ist ja gut, ich werfe es weg.. Okay, hab's wegschmissen, bist Du jetzt glücklich?"
Beides sind einfach Verben dafür, dass man etwas in den Müll befördert (man wirft es in den Müll, danach ist es weg -> wegwerfen)
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