Pronunciation: /ˈɡɑrbɪdʒ/
noun waste material or unwanted or useless items
A1 Please put the garbage in the bin.
A2 The street was littered with garbage.
B1 Recycling helps reduce the amount of garbage in landfills.
B2 The garbage truck comes every Tuesday to collect our trash.
C1 The city implemented a new garbage disposal system to improve waste management.
C2 Illegal dumping of garbage can lead to hefty fines and environmental damage.
adjective describing something as being of poor quality or worthless
A1 The garbage truck comes every Monday to pick up our garbage.
A2 She found a garbage bag full of old clothes in the alley.
B1 The hotel room was dirty and smelled like garbage.
B2 The garbage disposal unit in the kitchen is broken.
C1 The artist created a sculpture using only garbage found on the beach.
C2 The city implemented a new recycling program to reduce the amount of garbage going to landfills.
formal The municipal government is responsible for collecting and disposing of garbage in the city.
informal Don't forget to take out the garbage before it starts to smell.
slang That movie was total garbage, I want my money back.
figurative His excuses were just a pile of garbage, he needs to take responsibility for his actions.
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