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Definition of garbage in English: garbagenoun ˈɡɑːbɪdʒˈɡɑrbɪdʒ mass nounNorth American 1Rubbish or waste, especially domestic refuse. （尤指生活）垃圾（或废物） garbage littered the estate as modifier a garbage dump Example sentencesExamples - With the exploding populace of the cities and its suburbs, household garbage and refuse is posing a serious threat.
- She dressed in dirty rags, wandered aimlessly in the streets, scavenging garbage for food.
- Their food consists of garbage, poisoned rodents and even antifreeze.
- The workers have not been paid for 94 weeks and are refusing to remove the garbage until they receive full payment.
- In the meantime, remember that the bears are still out there and keep your garbage and pet food inside.
- In essence, we were debating whether to levy head taxes and user fees for household garbage.
- The household garbage contains carbon while the sewage sludge contains nitrogen and water.
- People living along the river banks admit that they always dump the waste into the river as there is no garbage dump in the neighborhood.
- I called to complain about garbage that was being dumped in front of the building.
- They dump garbage on the streets much the way one would expect of primitive people.
- Handled correctly, nuclear waste can be as safe to handle as household garbage, he said.
- The Government must impose fine on those who dump garbage in public places.
- These people have never complied with a single edict about the proper disposal of household garbage.
- That was the show where he built a rocket ship from scrap metal and garbage.
- For now, there's dinner to be cooked, bedtime stories to be read, the garbage to be taken out.
- Now the doors of the elevator open, and he's in the middle of a barren land covered with waste and garbage.
- Natalie tried to fish the bracelet out of the garbage and put it back together.
- It has a chronic waste problem with garbage and sewerage littering the edges of the coral reef that forms the island.
- There is only an enclosure there where the whole colony's garbage is dumped.
- There are too many open storm water drains into which garbage is dumped.
- The obvious solution of this problem is to decentralise the process of collection of household garbage.
- For example, most customers don't know that these big boats dump raw sewage and garbage at sea.
- All the sweet rolls, ice cream, chocolate doodles, and lard pies were tossed in the garbage.
- Americans are right to refuse truckloads of garbage that contain biomedical waste and radioactive material.
- He welcomes the Chennai Corporation's proposal to start segregation of garbage at the household level.
- We sifted through the garbage another four times, then I looked at the dumpster.
- Much of this increase has been attributed to the availability of garbage and fish waste.
- The striking workers protested outside the municipal council office and dumped garbage on the steps.
- Allowing Bradford's garbage to be dumped in Skibeden will hasten the day this landfill site is full.
- Tons of garbage dumped into the sea off Borneo regularly washes up, littering the beach with bottles, cans and plastic bags.
- His argument was that the Corporation had no right to dump the urban garbage in the rural areas.
- With their keen sense of smell, bears can detect miniscule amounts of leftover food or garbage.
- Eliminate sources of food, such as garbage or outdoor pet food dishes that attract stray cats.
- Gone are the days when a resident could quietly dump a bag of garbage by the roadside and proceed on his morning walk.
- Human waste and garbage is polluting main water tanks, which are present in these areas.
- Jessica just watched him from the street as he sifted through the garbage.
- Household garbage is one of the most common sources of things that can make a puppy sick.
- There was throughout the city the sweet, pulpy stench of garbage, waste, and rot.
- The streets are littered with garbage and lined with open sewers.
- Dad would bring a bag of kitchen garbage on every trip south to Toronto.
Synonyms rubbish, refuse, domestic refuse, waste, waste material, debris, detritus, litter, junk, scrap, discarded matter filth, swill, muck, dross scraps, scourings, leftovers, remains, slops North American trash Australian/New Zealand mullock informal drek, dreck British informal grot, gash Archaeology debitage rare draff, raffle, raff, cultch, orts - 1.1 Worthless or meaningless material or ideas; rubbish.
a store full of overpriced garbage 摆满没用却标着天价的货物的店铺。 Example sentencesExamples - The moral of the story: don't take that garbage on Amazon's message boards seriously in the first place.
- It took an awfully long time, though, and my computer is full of garbage.
- Try to copy a short-cut with a right click, and you'll get meaningless garbage.
- Don't you see, it's the likes of you and your ilk, who keep writing this unfounded garbage, that keep the fires stoked.
- I figured this idea was garbage, and that he was too much of an egomaniac to base his movies on anyone else's work but his.
Synonyms nonsense, rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, blarney, claptrap, guff, blather, blether - 1.2Computing Unwanted data in a computer's memory.
〔计算机〕无用信息 Example sentencesExamples - We ran Mailwasher Pro to filter out the garbage in the nine e-mail accounts we check from that workstation, then ran NEO.
- Transcoding from one algorithm to another may simply produce garbage.
- What will double is all the garbage we store on our computers, which is to say not much of real value.
- It wastes a portion of our lives to filter through the computer garbage.
PhrasesUsed to express the idea that in computing and other fields, incorrect or poor-quality input will produce faulty output. 无用输入无用输出；废料入废料出（用于计算机和其他领域, 表示错误的或质量较差的计算机输入会导致输出有误） Example sentencesExamples - Those computers, like all computers, operate by a basic rule: garbage in, garbage out.
- Like most things in life, the rule is GIGO: garbage in, garbage out.
- First, the project suffered from GIGO: garbage in, garbage out.
- It's like they say about computers: garbage in, garbage out.
- A more compelling reason, however, is that software can't eliminate the problem of garbage in, garbage out.
OriginLate Middle English (in the sense 'offal'): from Anglo-Norman French, of unknown ultimate origin. A word probably borrowed from Old French that originally meant ‘offal or giblets’. These days its main modern use of ‘rubbish, refuse’ is commoner in American than in British English, but this sense goes back to the 16th century. In computing the saying garbage in, garbage out (often abbreviated as GIGO) is used to state the fact that incorrect or poor-quality input is bound to produce faulty output.
Definition of garbage in US English: garbagenounˈɡärbijˈɡɑrbɪdʒ North American 1Wasted or spoiled food and other refuse, as from a kitchen or household. Example sentencesExamples - All the sweet rolls, ice cream, chocolate doodles, and lard pies were tossed in the garbage.
- In the meantime, remember that the bears are still out there and keep your garbage and pet food inside.
- They dump garbage on the streets much the way one would expect of primitive people.
- There is only an enclosure there where the whole colony's garbage is dumped.
- Their food consists of garbage, poisoned rodents and even antifreeze.
- I called to complain about garbage that was being dumped in front of the building.
- People living along the river banks admit that they always dump the waste into the river as there is no garbage dump in the neighborhood.
- Gone are the days when a resident could quietly dump a bag of garbage by the roadside and proceed on his morning walk.
- The streets are littered with garbage and lined with open sewers.
- His argument was that the Corporation had no right to dump the urban garbage in the rural areas.
- For now, there's dinner to be cooked, bedtime stories to be read, the garbage to be taken out.
- Natalie tried to fish the bracelet out of the garbage and put it back together.
- Tons of garbage dumped into the sea off Borneo regularly washes up, littering the beach with bottles, cans and plastic bags.
- Human waste and garbage is polluting main water tanks, which are present in these areas.
- The striking workers protested outside the municipal council office and dumped garbage on the steps.
- Now the doors of the elevator open, and he's in the middle of a barren land covered with waste and garbage.
- The household garbage contains carbon while the sewage sludge contains nitrogen and water.
- Household garbage is one of the most common sources of things that can make a puppy sick.
- With the exploding populace of the cities and its suburbs, household garbage and refuse is posing a serious threat.
- The workers have not been paid for 94 weeks and are refusing to remove the garbage until they receive full payment.
- It has a chronic waste problem with garbage and sewerage littering the edges of the coral reef that forms the island.
- Much of this increase has been attributed to the availability of garbage and fish waste.
- In essence, we were debating whether to levy head taxes and user fees for household garbage.
- These people have never complied with a single edict about the proper disposal of household garbage.
- Dad would bring a bag of kitchen garbage on every trip south to Toronto.
- With their keen sense of smell, bears can detect miniscule amounts of leftover food or garbage.
- Jessica just watched him from the street as he sifted through the garbage.
- For example, most customers don't know that these big boats dump raw sewage and garbage at sea.
- She dressed in dirty rags, wandered aimlessly in the streets, scavenging garbage for food.
- There was throughout the city the sweet, pulpy stench of garbage, waste, and rot.
- That was the show where he built a rocket ship from scrap metal and garbage.
- The obvious solution of this problem is to decentralise the process of collection of household garbage.
- Eliminate sources of food, such as garbage or outdoor pet food dishes that attract stray cats.
- The Government must impose fine on those who dump garbage in public places.
- Allowing Bradford's garbage to be dumped in Skibeden will hasten the day this landfill site is full.
- Americans are right to refuse truckloads of garbage that contain biomedical waste and radioactive material.
- He welcomes the Chennai Corporation's proposal to start segregation of garbage at the household level.
- Handled correctly, nuclear waste can be as safe to handle as household garbage, he said.
- We sifted through the garbage another four times, then I looked at the dumpster.
- There are too many open storm water drains into which garbage is dumped.
Synonyms rubbish, refuse, domestic refuse, waste, waste material, debris, detritus, litter, junk, scrap, discarded matter - 1.1 A thing that is considered worthless or meaningless.
无用（或无意义）的东西 a store full of overpriced garbage 摆满没用却标着天价的货物的店铺。 Example sentencesExamples - Try to copy a short-cut with a right click, and you'll get meaningless garbage.
- I figured this idea was garbage, and that he was too much of an egomaniac to base his movies on anyone else's work but his.
- Don't you see, it's the likes of you and your ilk, who keep writing this unfounded garbage, that keep the fires stoked.
- The moral of the story: don't take that garbage on Amazon's message boards seriously in the first place.
- It took an awfully long time, though, and my computer is full of garbage.
Synonyms nonsense, rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, blarney, claptrap, guff, blather, blether - 1.2Computing Unwanted data in a computer's memory.
〔计算机〕无用信息 Example sentencesExamples - Transcoding from one algorithm to another may simply produce garbage.
- It wastes a portion of our lives to filter through the computer garbage.
- What will double is all the garbage we store on our computers, which is to say not much of real value.
- We ran Mailwasher Pro to filter out the garbage in the nine e-mail accounts we check from that workstation, then ran NEO.
PhrasesUsed to express the idea that in computing and other spheres, incorrect or poor quality input will always produce faulty output. 无用输入无用输出；废料入废料出（用于计算机和其他领域, 表示错误的或质量较差的计算机输入会导致输出有误） Example sentencesExamples - Like most things in life, the rule is GIGO: garbage in, garbage out.
- It's like they say about computers: garbage in, garbage out.
- First, the project suffered from GIGO: garbage in, garbage out.
- A more compelling reason, however, is that software can't eliminate the problem of garbage in, garbage out.
- Those computers, like all computers, operate by a basic rule: garbage in, garbage out.
OriginLate Middle English (in the sense ‘offal’): from Anglo-Norman French, of unknown ultimate origin. |