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to throw [rubbish] [somewhere]
Please take the rubbish out before you go to bed.
Vidd ki a szemetet, mielőtt lefekszel.
The street was covered in rubbish after the festival.
A fesztivál után szemét borította az utcát.
Put your rubbish in the bin, not on the ground.
The council only collects household rubbish once a week.
We picked up bags of rubbish from the beach.
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I forgot to put the rubbish outside.
Elfelejtettem kitenni a szemetet.
There is a lot of rubbish in the park.
Sok szemét van a parkban.
He threw the apple core in the rubbish bin.
We put all the old boxes in the rubbish.
She carries a bag for her dog's rubbish.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes think 'rubbish' is used in American English in the same way as 'trash' or 'garbage'. In American English, 'trash' and 'garbage' are much more common; 'rubbish' sounds more British or more formal/old-fashioned in the US.
ความหมาย
garbage or household waste
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
throw away rubbish
|rubbish bin
|rubbish collection
|bag of rubbish
|clear up the rubbish
|rubbish dump
คำพ้องความหมาย
garbage (More common in North American English; otherwise the same meaning.)
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trash (Very common in American English for household waste.)
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recycling (Material kept to be processed and used again, not simply thrown away as waste.)
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belongings (Personal things that people want to keep, not throw away.)
หัวข้อ
daily life
|environment
|daily_life
|housing
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Things you do not want and throw away, like old food, paper, or broken things, especially in British English.
Unwanted waste material, such as used packaging, food scraps, or broken objects, that people throw away, especially in British English.
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[something] is (a load of) rubbish
What he said about vaccines was total rubbish.
Amit az oltásokról mondott, az teljes hülyeség volt.
I don't believe that rubbish you read online.
Nem hiszem el azt a sok hülyeséget, amit az interneten olvastál.
The article is full of political rubbish.
She thinks astrology is rubbish.
Stop talking rubbish and listen for a minute.
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This story is rubbish. It is not true.
Ez a történet hülyeség. Nem igaz.
He talks rubbish when he is angry.
Amikor dühös, hülyeségeket beszél.
I think that idea is rubbish.
The website is full of rubbish information.
Don't listen to that rubbish on social media.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes confuse the physical-waste meaning with the 'nonsense' meaning and try to use them in the same situations. For example, '*I threw his rubbish idea in the bin*' sounds odd; better is 'His idea is rubbish' or 'I rejected his idea.'
ความหมาย
nonsense or worthless ideas
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talk rubbish
|complete rubbish
|a load of rubbish
|utter rubbish
|believe that rubbish
|read such rubbish
คำพ้องความหมาย
nonsense (Very close in meaning and register; often a bit more formal or neutral than 'rubbish'.)
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garbage (In informal American English, can also mean 'nonsense', especially for opinions or content.)
คำตรงข้าม
truth (Refers to statements that are correct and factual, the opposite of false or nonsensical talk.)
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sense (As in 'make sense'; language or ideas that are logical and reasonable.)
หัวข้อ
communication
|opinions
|core_vocabulary
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Words or ideas that are not true, not sensible, or very bad and not useful.
Speech, writing, or ideas that are considered nonsense, not true, or of no value.
รูปแบบการใช้:
to rubbish [an idea/claim/plan]
The minister rubbished claims that the policy had failed.
A miniszter lesöpörte azokat az állításokat, amelyek szerint kudarcot vallott az intézkedéscsomag.
Critics initially rubbished the film, but audiences loved it.
A kritikusok eleinte lehúzták a filmet, de a közönség imádta.
Her research was rubbished by some senior academics.
The company rubbished reports of a data breach.
He rubbished the idea as completely unrealistic.
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The coach rubbished the report in the newspaper.
Az edző lesöpörte az újságban megjelent beszámolót.
Some people rubbished his new book.
Néhányan lehúzták az új könyvét.
The company rubbished the story on social media.
Her boss rubbished her plan for the project.
The scientist rubbished the theory in his talk.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes treat 'rubbish' as a verb in American English, where this use is rare and sounds very British. In American English, verbs like 'trash', 'slam', or 'attack' are more natural in this sense.
ความหมาย
to strongly dismiss something
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
rubbish a report
|rubbish the claims
|rubbish an idea
|rubbish the suggestion
|rubbish the allegations
|completely rubbish something
คำพ้องความหมาย
dismiss (Often more neutral and formal; does not always imply such strong criticism.)
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slam (Informal; emphasizes strong and often public criticism, similar in tone but slightly more emotional.)
คำตรงข้าม
praise (To say good things about something; the opposite of criticizing it as rubbish.)
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endorse (To publicly support or approve something, not reject it.)
หัวข้อ
communication
|politics
|work
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To say in a strong way that something is very bad, not true, or not worth thinking about.
To strongly criticize or reject an idea, claim, or piece of work by saying it is very bad, false, or not important.
รูปแบบการใช้:
[someone] is rubbish at [doing something]
The coffee here is rubbish, let's go somewhere else.
Itt pocsék a kávé, menjünk máshova.
I'm rubbish at remembering names.
Pocsékul emlékszem a nevekre.
Their customer service was absolutely rubbish.
He says the book is good, but I thought it was rubbish.
She's not rubbish at maths; she just lacks confidence.
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This phone is rubbish. It breaks all the time.
Ez a telefon pocsék. Állandóan elromlik.
I'm rubbish at singing.
Pocsékul énekelek.
The Wi‑Fi in this hotel is rubbish.
He's rubbish at driving in the city.
The food was rubbish, so we didn't go back.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes overuse this informal adjective in very formal writing or exams. In formal contexts, it is better to use words like 'poor', 'unsatisfactory', or 'of low quality' instead of 'rubbish'.
ความหมาย
very bad or not good at something
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
a rubbish film
|rubbish service
|rubbish job
|rubbish at maths
|rubbish at cooking
|really rubbish
คำพ้องความหมาย
terrible (Very similar meaning but more widely used across dialects and slightly less slangy.)
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useless (Often stronger and more negative about a person’s ability than 'rubbish'.)
คำตรงข้าม
excellent (Describes very high quality or ability, the opposite of 'rubbish'.)
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brilliant (Informal British English for very good, contrasting with informal 'rubbish'.)
หัวข้อ
opinions
|abilities
|core_vocabulary
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Very bad, or not good at something.
Very bad in quality, or very poor at doing a particular activity, especially in British informal English.
Rubbish! You know that's not what happened.
Hülyeség! Tudod, hogy nem ez történt.
Oh, rubbish, you could easily do it if you tried.
Ugyan már, könnyedén meg tudnád csinálni, ha megpróbálnád.
That's rubbish, and you know it.
Rubbish, he said, waving his hand dismissively.
Rubbish! I never said anything like that.
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Rubbish! I don't believe you.
Hülyeség! Nem hiszek neked.
She said, "Rubbish," when she heard the story.
Amikor meghallotta a történetet, azt mondta: „Hülyeség.”
"That's rubbish," he told his friend.
Rubbish! It was not my fault.
"Oh, rubbish," my dad said when he read the news.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners may try to use this exclamation in polite or formal situations, where it can sound rude or too direct. In polite contexts, it is better to say, 'I don't think that's correct,' or 'I'm not sure that's true.'
ความหมาย
exclamation meaning 'nonsense!'
คำที่ใช้ร่วมกัน
Rubbish, he shouted.
|Oh, rubbish!
|That's rubbish, you know.
คำพ้องความหมาย
nonsense (Often used in the same way as an exclamation, slightly more formal or old-fashioned.)
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bullshit (A vulgar term with a similar meaning but much stronger and offensive.)
คำตรงข้าม
exactly (Used to show strong agreement, the opposite move in a conversation.)
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right (As an exclamation to agree, opposite to rejecting what was said.)
หัวข้อ
communication
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
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You say this when you think what someone said is not true or very stupid.
Used as an exclamation to say that you strongly disagree with something and think it is false, foolish, or not worth considering.