trash
Pronunciation: [træʃ]
Context: "waste"
(noun) things that people throw away because they are no longer useful or wanted. It's the stuff you might find in a garbage can or on the ground that is considered useless.
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I took out the trash because it was full.
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There wasn't any trash left in the bin after I cleaned it.
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What should we do with the trash that we've collected?
Context: "waste"
(verb) to throw something away, especially if it is no longer useful. It's like when you finish eating and throw your leftover food in the garbage.
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I decided to trash the old magazines I no longer read.
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I can't trash that drawing; it's my favorite.
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Are you sure you want to trash your old toys?
Context: "informal language"
(noun) something that is of very low quality or not good. It can refer to things like movies, music, or ideas that you think are really bad.
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The new movie was not trash; it was actually quite entertaining.
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I thought the game was trash; it was very boring.
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Did you think the book was just trash or did you like it?
Context: "criticism"
(verb) to criticize something badly. It means you think something is really poor and want to point that out.
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The reviewers didn't trash the restaurant; they praised its food.
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It's not nice to trash someone's hard work without trying it first.
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Did you really have to trash their presentation like that?