rubbish

• Sustantivo que designa desechos o materiales tirados, así como algo inútil, de baja calidad o sin sentido.

A noun referring to waste material, discarded items, or something that is worthless, of poor quality, or nonsense.

incontable

1. A1formalbritish

   Waste material or things that are no longer wanted or needed.

   Basura

   • Please put the rubbish in the bin.
   • The street was full of rubbish after the festival.
   • They collect the rubbish every Tuesday morning.

   Sinónimosdebrisdrossgarbagejunklitterrefusescraptrashwaste

2. Nonsense or poor qualityA2informalbritish

   Something that is worthless, of poor quality, or not true.

   Tonterías o basura

   • That film was absolute rubbish.
   • Don't talk rubbish; you know that's not true.
   • He writes rubbish in his blog posts.

   Sinónimosbalderdashbunkclaptrapdrivelfolderolgarbagehogwashjunkmalarkeynonsensepoppycocktommyrottrashtwaddle

   Antónimossensetruthwisdom

• Verbo que significa criticar o rechazar algo duramente, calificándolo como de mala calidad, sin valor o absurdo.

A verb used to indicate the act of criticizing or dismissing something as worthless or nonsense.

1. Criticize harshlyB2informalbritish

   To criticize someone or something severely or dismissively.

   Criticar duramente

   • The critics rubbished his latest film.
   • She rubbished my idea without even listening.
   • They rubbished the proposal during the meeting.

   Sinónimosbashcondemnknockpanroastslamslatetrash

   Antónimoscommendcomplimentlaudpraise