Garbage Throw Noun Bre ˈɡɑːbɪdʒ ˈɡɑːrbɪdʒ Collection Forget

• garbage collection
• don't forget to take out the garbage.
• throw it in the garbage.
• ‘you mean you believe all that garbage?’ he said.

garbage

1. waste food, paper, etc. that you throw away
• garbage collection
• Don't forget to take out the garbage.
2. a place or container where waste food, paper, etc. can be placed
• Throw it in the garbage.
3. something stupid or not true
• synonym rubbish
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/rubbish_1
• ‘You mean you believe all that garbage?’ he said.
4. used to express the idea that if wrong or poor quality data is put into a computer, wrong or poor quality data will come out of it

Extra Examples

• During the crisis, garbage was not collected.
• His ideas were discarded like worthless garbage.
• I put the broken glass in the garbage can.
• It’s mostly the same old garbage.
• Someone just dumped their garbage into my backyard.
• The second series was a piece of garbage.
• There was garbage strewn around everywhere.
• This movie is pure garbage.
• We picked up all the garbage we could find.
• Don’t believe all that garbage the government tells you.
• She just watches garbage on TV all day.
• That’s complete garbage!
• The canal is full of garbage and bits of wood.
• The garbage cans had just been emptied.
• There was a lot of garbage reported about me in the newspapers.
• You could see the rats moving about on the garbage dump.

Word Origin

• late Middle English (in the sense ‘offal’): from Anglo-Norman French, of unknown ultimate origin.