trash in English: Things you throw away because you do not want them; the American word for rubbish. (noun)

Translation

Things you throw away because you do not want them; the American word for rubbish.

Examples

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In American English, "trash" is what British speakers call rubbish.

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"The trash" can also mean the container the rubbish goes in.

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Here "trash" means something of very bad quality.

waste

To use time, money, or things in a bad way, so they are lost for nothing.

dirty

Not clean; covered in mud, dust, or marks.

clean

To take away dirt from something so it is no longer dirty.

throw

To make something fly through the air by moving your arm and letting it go.

street

A road in a town or city, with houses or shops on both sides.

rubbish

Things you throw away because you do not want them; also nonsense, or something very bad.

junk

Old or broken things that have little value; things people keep but do not really need.

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