1 N-UNCOUNT 垃圾;廢棄物 Rubbish consists of unwanted things or waste material such as used paper, empty tins and bottles, and waste food.
垃圾;廢棄物 [mainly British] in AM, usually use 美國英語通常用 garbage, trash
2 N-UNCOUNT 劣質物品;垃圾;廢物 If you think that something is of very poor quality, you can say that it is
rubbish .
劣質物品;垃圾;廢物 [British, informal] 3 N-UNCOUNT 廢話;胡說八道 If you think that an idea or a statement is foolish or wrong, you can say that it is
rubbish .
廢話;胡說八道 [mainly British, informal] 4 ADJ [verb-link ADJ] 極不擅長的;非常差勁的 If you think that someone is not very good at something, you can say that they are
rubbish at it.
極不擅長的;非常差勁的 [British, informal] 5 VERB 貶低;诋毀;將…說得一文不值 If you
rubbish a person, their ideas or their work, you say they are of little value.
貶低;诋毀;將…說得一文不值 [British, informal] in AM, use 美國英語用 trash
Usage Note :
In British English, rubbish is the word most commonly used to refer to waste material that is thrown away. In American English, the words garbage and trash are more usual. ...the smell of rotting garbage... She threw the bottle into the trash. Garbage and trash are sometimes used in British English, but only informally and metaphorically. I don't have to listen to this garbage... The book was trash.
在英國英語中,rubbish最常用來表示丢棄的廢物,但是在美國英語中garbage和trash更爲常用,如:the smell of rotting garbage (腐爛垃圾的臭味),She threw the bottle into the trash (她把瓶子扔進了垃圾堆)。garbage和trash有時也在英國英語中使用,但僅限於非正式語體和比喻用法:I don't have to listen to this garbage (我不需要聽這些廢話),The book was trash (這本書簡直是垃圾)。
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