RUBBISH


Meaning of RUBBISH in English

noun ⇨ See also ↑ garbage , ↑ trash

1 ( esp. BrE ) waste material

ADJECTIVE

▪ domestic , household

▪ garden

… OF RUBBISH

▪ bag , pile

▪ tons

VERB + RUBBISH

▪ put out

I forgot to put the ~ out last night.

▪ collect , remove , take away

The ~ is collected on Tuesdays.

▪ clear , clear out , dispose of , dump , throw , throw away , throw out

He's clearing ~ out of the attic.

Someone had dumped their ~ by the road.

Throw the ~ in the bin.

▪ leave

Don't leave your ~ on the bus.

▪ strew , strew around (both usually passive)

There was ~ strewn around everywhere.

▪ pick up

RUBBISH + VERB

▪ decay , rot

RUBBISH + NOUN

▪ bag , bin , skip

▪ dump , heap , tip

▪ collection , disposal

▪ chute

2 ( BrE ) sth that you think is bad/silly/wrong

ADJECTIVE

▪ absolute , complete , total , utter

The film was absolute ~.

▪ worthless

Many critics see the paintings as worthless ~.

▪ old

The antique shop was just full of old ~.

VERB + RUBBISH

▪ talk

Don't talk such ~!

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ about

the usual ~ about his undiscovered talents

PHRASES

▪ a load of ~

What he said was just a load of old ~.

▪ what ~!

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .