rubbish

• Nom désignant des déchets, des objets jetés ou quelque chose d'inutile, de mauvaise qualité ou de non-sens.

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

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1. A1formalbritish

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

   Déchets

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

   Synonymesdebrisdrossgarbagejunklitterrefusescraptrashwaste

2. Nonsense or poor qualityA2informalbritish

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

   Absurdité ou bêtise

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

   Synonymesbalderdashbunkclaptrapdrivelfolderolgarbagehogwashjunkmalarkeynonsensepoppycocktommyrottrashtwaddle

   Antonymessensetruthwisdom

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de critiquer ou de rejeter quelque chose en le considérant comme sans valeur ou absurde.

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.

   Critiquer sévèrement

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

   Synonymesbashcondemnknockpanroastslamslatetrash

   Antonymescommendcomplimentlaudpraise