garbage
21garbage — noun (U) 1 especially AmE waste material, such as paper, empty containers, and food thrown away; rubbish 1 (1) BrE: Can you take the garbage out when you go? 2 stupid words, ideas etc: You re talking garbage. 3 garbage in, garbage out used to say …
22garbage — Ōpala. ♦ Garbage pile, pu u ōpala, ahu ōpala. ♦ Garbage can, kini ōpala. ♦ Garbage container, waihona ōpala …
23garbage — gar|bage [ garbıdʒ ] noun uncount * 1. ) waste material that you are throwing away, for example spoiled food or empty containers. British usually rubbish 2. ) INFORMAL something someone says or writes that is completely false, silly, or wrong… …
24garbage — noun chiefly N. Amer. 1》 rubbish or waste, especially domestic refuse. 2》 something that is worthless or meaningless. Phrases garbage in, garbage out Computing, informal incorrect or poor quality input will produce faulty output. Origin ME (in… …
25garbage — noun 1) the garbage is taken to landfill sites Syn: trash, rubbish, refuse, waste, detritus, litter, junk, scrap; scraps, leftovers, remains, slops; informal crap 2) most of what he says is garbage Syn …
26garbage — see garbage in, garbage out …
27garbage — noun a) Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind. Forget about that garbage advice to “act natural”. b) Nonsense; gibberish. Syn: gut, disembowel, ev …
28garbage — ● /gar baiy dj/ n. ►MEM Ce que contient une variable déclarée mais pas encore initialisée (en général, c est absolument n importe quoi), dans des langages comme C ou Pascal. Certains langages, lors de la déclaration, initialisent aussi les… …
29garbage — n Nonsense. Everything you are saying is pure garbage! 1950s …
30garbage — šiukšlės statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Buitinės atliekos. atitikmenys: angl. garbage; rubbish rus. мусор …
