rubbish

名词垃圾; 废话; 无意义的东西; 劣质的东西

及物动词<英澳·非正>把…说得一钱不值，贬损…; 轻视，蔑视; 消灭，销毁

名词

1. 废物：5.咱们把那些废物(rubbish)从阁楼清除掉吧.11.学英语从基础(ABC)开始.7.英国作家培根(Bacon)说知识就是力量.3.新年聚会上他装扮成圣诞老人(Father Christmas)给孩子们礼物.11.工作中我们还面临不少问题.要实现我们的目标我们

2. 碎屑,垃圾：rubber washer 橡皮垫圈 | rubbish 碎屑,垃圾 | ruby laser 红宝石激光器

3. 垃圾;废物：rubber 橡胶,合成橡胶 | ▲rubbish 垃圾,废物 | rude 无理的,粗鲁的

1. 垃圾;废弃物
    Rubbish consists of unwanted things or waste material such as used paper, empty tins and bottles, and waste food.

    e.g. ...unwanted household rubbish...
           无用的家庭垃圾
    e.g. They had piled most of their rubbish into yellow skips.
           他们把大多数的垃圾堆到了黄色的废料桶里。

2. rubbish的意思

2. 劣质物品;垃圾;废物
    If you think that something is of very poor quality, you can say that it is rubbish .

    e.g. He described her book as absolute rubbish.
           他说她的书一文不值。

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3. 废话;胡说八道
    If you think that an idea or a statement is foolish or wrong, you can say that it is rubbish .

    e.g. He's talking rubbish...
           他胡说八道。
    e.g. These reports are total and utter rubbish.
           这些报告废话连篇。

4. 极不擅长的;非常差劲的
    If you think that someone is not very good at something, you can say that they are rubbish at it.

    e.g. He was rubbish at his job...
           他的工作做得差劲极了。
    e.g. I tried playing golf, but I was rubbish.
           我试过打高尔夫球，但是我的球技太烂了。

5. 贬低;诋毁;将…说得一文不值
    If you rubbish a person, their ideas or their work, you say they are of little value.

    e.g. Five whole pages of script were devoted to rubbishing her political opponents...
           整整5页讲稿都是对她的政敌的诋毁。
    e.g. Officials have simply rubbished all positive ideas.
           官员们对所有的正面意见一律否决。

1. Cafeteria manager Lynne Bryant said her staff had been cleaning tables when they noticed a strange humming noise coming from the rubbish bin.

2. Ten days ago, the land covered with rubbish held stately homes of the same caliber.

3. It is not a light job to carry something as heavy as a sack of rubbish down the mountain.

4. rubbish

4. And among all industries, waste gas and rubbish produced by the chemical industry ranked the fourth and fifth respectively.

5. The smelly rubbish violates the rights of other passengers, thus it serves most citizen's benefits to prohibit this rag picker from riding the bus.

6. It's because some residents feel it a trouble to classify rubbish, so they often put different kinds of rubbish in one bag.

7. Vahland gave a lecture on classifying rubbish for recycling at the Beijing Yanqing Yongning Town Middle School to kick off the nationwide program.

8. On an auspicious day, the family will clean the house and gather all the rubbish.

9. Workers on Wednesday clean up rubbish left behind by tourists at Stalin Park in Harbin, capital of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.

10. The money would be released to develop new technologies of energy saving, renewable energy and comprehensive utilization of rubbish.

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