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trash

/træʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant des déchets, des objets inutiles ou jetés, ou quelque chose de mauvaise qualité., Verbe signifiant détruire, endommager ou jeter quelque chose, ainsi que critiquer sévèrement.

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noun

/træʃ/A2formal
  • frNom désignant des déchets, des objets inutiles ou jetés, ou quelque chose de mauvaise qualité.

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

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  1. Waste materialA1formalamerican

    Useless or discarded material that is intended to be thrown away.

    frdéchets

    • Please take the trash out to the bin.
    • The kitchen was full of trash after the party.
    • They collected the trash from the street every morning.

    Synonymesdebrisdrossgarbagejunklitterrefuserubbishscrapwaste

  2. Contemptible peopleB2informalamerican

    A derogatory term for people considered worthless or of low social standing.

    frRacaille

    • He called them trash for their rude behavior.
    • Don't associate with that trash; they'll only cause trouble.
    • She felt that the gossipers were nothing but trash.

    Synonymesgarbagerabbleriffraffrubbishscumvermin

  3. Nonsensical contentB1informal

    Talk, writing, or ideas that are considered worthless, silly, or of poor quality.

    frBêtises, inepties

    • That article is just trash; it has no facts.
    • He talks a lot of trash when he's angry.
    • Don't believe the trash you read on social media.

    Synonymesbaloneybunkclaptrapdrivelgarbagehogwashmalarkeynonsensepoppycockrubbishtwaddle

    Antonymesinsightsensesubstancevaluewisdom

  4. Slang for methamphetamineC2slangamerican

    A street name for the drug methamphetamine, often in crystalline form, used as a stimulant.

    frMéthamphétamine (argot)

    • He was arrested for selling trash on the street.
    • Addiction to trash destroyed his life.
    • The police found a stash of trash in the abandoned house.

    Synonymescrankcrystalglassicemethspeed

Formes
  • trashes plural form
  • trashes' possessive plural form
  • trash's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/træʃ/B2formalamerican
  • frVerbe signifiant détruire, endommager ou jeter quelque chose, ainsi que critiquer sévèrement.

A verb meaning to destroy, damage, or discard something, or to criticize harshly.

  1. Dispose of or discardB1informalamerican

    To throw away something that is no longer useful or wanted.

    frjeter, mettre à la poubelle

    • I need to trash these old magazines.
    • He trashed all the broken furniture.
    • She decided to trash the outdated documents.

    Synonymesbinchuckdiscarddispose ofditchdumpget rid ofjunkscrapthrow away

    Antonymeskeeppreserveretainsave

  2. Criticize harshlyB2informalamerican

    To express a completely negative opinion about someone or something.

    frcritiquer violemment

    • The critics trashed the new movie.
    • He trashed his opponent's proposal during the debate.
    • They trashed the restaurant in their online review.

    Synonymesbashberatecondemndenigratedisparagemalignpanslamvilifyvituperate

    Antonymesapplaudcommendcomplimentlaudpraise

Formes
  • trashed past participle
  • trashed past simple
  • trashing present participle
  • trashes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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