Definition of garbage collector in English:

garbage collector

noun

1North American A dustman.
清洁工
Example sentencesExamples
- He wandered up and down through England, waiting tables, washing dishes, even working as a garbage collector, before, at the age of 27, finding his true vocation at art school in Devon.
- If you don't believe me, try living in a city where the plumbers or garbage collectors have gone on strike.
- Plenty of inferior fighters gain their shots whereas he had to work as a garbage collector to pay the bills.
- One individual can produce one kilogram of garbage everyday, which is a burden for garbage collectors and the environment.
- That means extra gasoline costs for the city, lots of overtime for garbage collectors, and a small dose of nuisance for everyone.
- I think I'd like to be a garbage collector when I grow up.
- We must not use Mother Nature as our garbage collector for if we do we will eventually be consumed by our own refuse.
- The city doesn't have estimates on how many residents use recycling, but a budget briefing prepared by the city's engineering department shows garbage collectors are picking up 6,000 tonnes of trash every year.
- The garbage collectors had been on strike for the past six months for a variety of grievances.
- The son of a garbage collector and clerk, he used scholarships to help put himself through college, graduate and law school.
- The way he saw it, you were either a garbage collector or a CEO.
- He is the longest-serving chief of staff in 46 years, yet he reminds people that he toiled many years at a McDonald's and spent one summer as a garbage collector.
- I gathered up stacks and stacks of jewel boxes (which weighed a ton) and left them on the curb for the garbage collectors.
- Get rid of everything you're not emotionally attached to, and give it to Goodwill, a cousin or the garbage collector.
- During the past week, garbage piled up all over the city as it was not taken away by garbage collectors, who had not been given an alternative dumpsite location by the City Sanitation Agency.
- The night before he was assassinated in 1968, he spoke to striking garbage collectors in Memphis, Tenn., promising justice.
- Role models walk in the shoes of soccer moms and garbage collectors, teachers and students, executives and kitchen help.
- As much as 8,220 tonnes of garbage had been picked up by local garbage collectors on Chinese New Year's Eve, officials said.
- While there is certainly a limit to the size of container a garbage collector should be expected to lift, the more important parameter is obviously the weight of the can.
- Why is he wearing a garbage collector's uniform?
2Computing
A program that automatically removes unwanted data held temporarily in memory during processing.
〔计算机〕无用单元收集程序
Example sentencesExamples
- Among other things, C# has a garbage collector.
- Java has a garbage collector to free memory consumed by objects which are no longer used.
- This runtime library includes the core runtime support, his well-regarded conservative garbage collector, the bytecode interpreter and a large library of classes.
- The memory management supplied by the CLI is administered by a garbage collector.
- We will cover memory management and the garbage collector as well as the best methods for cleaning up unmanaged resources.

Definition of garbage collector in US English:

garbage collector

noun

1North American A person employed to cart away household trash and garbage.
Example sentencesExamples
- As much as 8,220 tonnes of garbage had been picked up by local garbage collectors on Chinese New Year's Eve, officials said.
- Get rid of everything you're not emotionally attached to, and give it to Goodwill, a cousin or the garbage collector.
- The city doesn't have estimates on how many residents use recycling, but a budget briefing prepared by the city's engineering department shows garbage collectors are picking up 6,000 tonnes of trash every year.
- Role models walk in the shoes of soccer moms and garbage collectors, teachers and students, executives and kitchen help.
- During the past week, garbage piled up all over the city as it was not taken away by garbage collectors, who had not been given an alternative dumpsite location by the City Sanitation Agency.
- We must not use Mother Nature as our garbage collector for if we do we will eventually be consumed by our own refuse.
- That means extra gasoline costs for the city, lots of overtime for garbage collectors, and a small dose of nuisance for everyone.
- I think I'd like to be a garbage collector when I grow up.
- He wandered up and down through England, waiting tables, washing dishes, even working as a garbage collector, before, at the age of 27, finding his true vocation at art school in Devon.
- Why is he wearing a garbage collector's uniform?
- I gathered up stacks and stacks of jewel boxes (which weighed a ton) and left them on the curb for the garbage collectors.
- While there is certainly a limit to the size of container a garbage collector should be expected to lift, the more important parameter is obviously the weight of the can.
- The son of a garbage collector and clerk, he used scholarships to help put himself through college, graduate and law school.
- He is the longest-serving chief of staff in 46 years, yet he reminds people that he toiled many years at a McDonald's and spent one summer as a garbage collector.
- Plenty of inferior fighters gain their shots whereas he had to work as a garbage collector to pay the bills.
- The garbage collectors had been on strike for the past six months for a variety of grievances.
- If you don't believe me, try living in a city where the plumbers or garbage collectors have gone on strike.
- The way he saw it, you were either a garbage collector or a CEO.
- The night before he was assassinated in 1968, he spoke to striking garbage collectors in Memphis, Tenn., promising justice.
- One individual can produce one kilogram of garbage everyday, which is a burden for garbage collectors and the environment.
2Computing
A program that automatically removes unwanted data held temporarily in memory during processing.
〔计算机〕无用单元收集程序
Example sentencesExamples
- The memory management supplied by the CLI is administered by a garbage collector.
- We will cover memory management and the garbage collector as well as the best methods for cleaning up unmanaged resources.
- Java has a garbage collector to free memory consumed by objects which are no longer used.
- This runtime library includes the core runtime support, his well-regarded conservative garbage collector, the bytecode interpreter and a large library of classes.
- Among other things, C# has a garbage collector.

词汇	garbage collector
释义	Definition of garbage collector in English: garbage collector noun 1North American A dustman. 清洁工 Example sentencesExamples He wandered up and down through England, waiting tables, washing dishes, even working as a garbage collector, before, at the age of 27, finding his true vocation at art school in Devon. If you don't believe me, try living in a city where the plumbers or garbage collectors have gone on strike. Plenty of inferior fighters gain their shots whereas he had to work as a garbage collector to pay the bills. One individual can produce one kilogram of garbage everyday, which is a burden for garbage collectors and the environment. That means extra gasoline costs for the city, lots of overtime for garbage collectors, and a small dose of nuisance for everyone. I think I'd like to be a garbage collector when I grow up. We must not use Mother Nature as our garbage collector for if we do we will eventually be consumed by our own refuse. The city doesn't have estimates on how many residents use recycling, but a budget briefing prepared by the city's engineering department shows garbage collectors are picking up 6,000 tonnes of trash every year. The garbage collectors had been on strike for the past six months for a variety of grievances. The son of a garbage collector and clerk, he used scholarships to help put himself through college, graduate and law school. The way he saw it, you were either a garbage collector or a CEO. He is the longest-serving chief of staff in 46 years, yet he reminds people that he toiled many years at a McDonald's and spent one summer as a garbage collector. I gathered up stacks and stacks of jewel boxes (which weighed a ton) and left them on the curb for the garbage collectors. Get rid of everything you're not emotionally attached to, and give it to Goodwill, a cousin or the garbage collector. During the past week, garbage piled up all over the city as it was not taken away by garbage collectors, who had not been given an alternative dumpsite location by the City Sanitation Agency. The night before he was assassinated in 1968, he spoke to striking garbage collectors in Memphis, Tenn., promising justice. Role models walk in the shoes of soccer moms and garbage collectors, teachers and students, executives and kitchen help. As much as 8,220 tonnes of garbage had been picked up by local garbage collectors on Chinese New Year's Eve, officials said. While there is certainly a limit to the size of container a garbage collector should be expected to lift, the more important parameter is obviously the weight of the can. Why is he wearing a garbage collector's uniform? 2Computing A program that automatically removes unwanted data held temporarily in memory during processing. 〔计算机〕无用单元收集程序 Example sentencesExamples Among other things, C# has a garbage collector. Java has a garbage collector to free memory consumed by objects which are no longer used. This runtime library includes the core runtime support, his well-regarded conservative garbage collector, the bytecode interpreter and a large library of classes. The memory management supplied by the CLI is administered by a garbage collector. We will cover memory management and the garbage collector as well as the best methods for cleaning up unmanaged resources. Definition of garbage collector in US English: garbage collector noun 1North American A person employed to cart away household trash and garbage. Example sentencesExamples As much as 8,220 tonnes of garbage had been picked up by local garbage collectors on Chinese New Year's Eve, officials said. Get rid of everything you're not emotionally attached to, and give it to Goodwill, a cousin or the garbage collector. The city doesn't have estimates on how many residents use recycling, but a budget briefing prepared by the city's engineering department shows garbage collectors are picking up 6,000 tonnes of trash every year. Role models walk in the shoes of soccer moms and garbage collectors, teachers and students, executives and kitchen help. During the past week, garbage piled up all over the city as it was not taken away by garbage collectors, who had not been given an alternative dumpsite location by the City Sanitation Agency. We must not use Mother Nature as our garbage collector for if we do we will eventually be consumed by our own refuse. That means extra gasoline costs for the city, lots of overtime for garbage collectors, and a small dose of nuisance for everyone. I think I'd like to be a garbage collector when I grow up. He wandered up and down through England, waiting tables, washing dishes, even working as a garbage collector, before, at the age of 27, finding his true vocation at art school in Devon. Why is he wearing a garbage collector's uniform? I gathered up stacks and stacks of jewel boxes (which weighed a ton) and left them on the curb for the garbage collectors. While there is certainly a limit to the size of container a garbage collector should be expected to lift, the more important parameter is obviously the weight of the can. The son of a garbage collector and clerk, he used scholarships to help put himself through college, graduate and law school. He is the longest-serving chief of staff in 46 years, yet he reminds people that he toiled many years at a McDonald's and spent one summer as a garbage collector. Plenty of inferior fighters gain their shots whereas he had to work as a garbage collector to pay the bills. The garbage collectors had been on strike for the past six months for a variety of grievances. If you don't believe me, try living in a city where the plumbers or garbage collectors have gone on strike. The way he saw it, you were either a garbage collector or a CEO. The night before he was assassinated in 1968, he spoke to striking garbage collectors in Memphis, Tenn., promising justice. One individual can produce one kilogram of garbage everyday, which is a burden for garbage collectors and the environment. 2Computing A program that automatically removes unwanted data held temporarily in memory during processing. 〔计算机〕无用单元收集程序 Example sentencesExamples The memory management supplied by the CLI is administered by a garbage collector. We will cover memory management and the garbage collector as well as the best methods for cleaning up unmanaged resources. Java has a garbage collector to free memory consumed by objects which are no longer used. This runtime library includes the core runtime support, his well-regarded conservative garbage collector, the bytecode interpreter and a large library of classes. Among other things, C# has a garbage collector.
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