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2 garbage
noun1) Abfall, der; Müll, der* * *1. noun((especially American) rubbish.) der Abfall2. adjectiveThere is a garbage chute at the end of the corridor.) Müll-...- academic.ru/101769/garbage_can">garbage can* * *gar·bage[ˈgɑ:bɪʤ, AM ˈgɑ:r-]n no pl\garbage in, \garbage out Garbage in, Garbage out slthere's nothing wrong with the software — it's a clear case of \garbage in, \garbage out mit der Software ist alles in Ordnung — wenn der Input Müll ist, taugt auch der Output nichts famto take the \garbage out den Müll rausbringen fam2. ( pej: nonsense) Blödsinn m pej fam, Quatsch m pej fam, Müll m fig pej fam; (useless data) Müll m, Schrott m3. AM (sl: stuff) Zeug[s] nt pej fam; (junk) Mist m pej fam, Müll m fig pej fam; (bad literature) Schund m pej fam* * *['gAːbɪdZ]n (lit esp US)Abfall m, Müll m; (fig = useless things) Schund m, Mist m (inf); (= nonsense) Blödsinn m, Quatsch m (inf); (COMPUT) Garbage m* * *garbage [ˈɡɑː(r)bıdʒ] s1. besonders US Abfall m, Müll m:a) Abfall-, Mülleimer m,b) Abfall-, Mülltonne f;garbage chute Müllschlucker m;garbage collection Müllabfuhr f;garbage disposal Abfall-, Müllbeseitigung f;garbage dump Mülldeponie f;garbage separation Mülltrennung f;garbage truck Müllwagen m2. figa) Schund mb) Unfug m* * *noun1) Abfall, der; Müll, der2) (fig.): (rubbishy literature) Schund, der* * *(US) n.Abfall -¨e m.Mull nur sing. m.Müll nur sing. m. n.Quatsch m. -
3 clutter
1. nounDurcheinander, das2. transitive verbbe cluttered [up] with something — [Zimmer:] mit etwas voll gestopft sein; [Tisch:] mit etwas übersät sein
* * *(state of untidiness: The house is in a clutter.) die Unordnung- academic.ru/97389/cluttered">cluttered* * *clut·ter[ˈklʌtəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]II. vt▪ to \clutter sth etw durcheinanderbringendon't \clutter up your mind with useless details! belaste dich nicht mit sinnlosen Einzelheiten!* * *['klʌtə(r)]1. n(= confusion) Durcheinander nt; (= disorderly articles) Kram m (inf)the clutter of bottles and crockery in the kitchen — das Durcheinander von Flaschen und Geschirr in der Küche
his desk was in a clutter — auf seinem Schreibtisch war ein fürchterliches Durcheinander
his essay was a clutter of unrelated details — sein Aufsatz war ein Sammelsurium or Wirrwarr von zusammenhangslosen Einzelheiten
2. vtzu voll machen (inf)/stellen; painting, photograph überladen; mind vollstopfento be cluttered with sth (mind, room, drawer etc) — mit etw vollgestopft sein; (floor, desk etc) mit etw übersät sein; (painting etc) mit etw überladen sein
the floor was terribly cluttered — auf dem Fußboden lag alles verstreut
* * *clutter [ˈklʌtə(r)]A v/tclutter one’s brain with sich das Gehirn vollstopfen mit2. durcheinanderwerfen, herumstreuenB v/i durcheinanderlaufenC s1. Wirrwarr m, Durcheinander n2. Unordnung f:be in a clutter in Unordnung sein4. Lärm m* * *1. nounDurcheinander, das2. transitive verbclutter [up] the table/room — überall auf dem Tisch/im Zimmer herumliegen
be cluttered [up] with something — [Zimmer:] mit etwas voll gestopft sein; [Tisch:] mit etwas übersät sein
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4 clutter
clut·ter [ʼklʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] nhe always leaves his office in a \clutter er hinterlässt in seinem Büro immer ein Schlachtfeld ( hum)to \clutter sth etw durcheinanderbringen;don't \clutter up your mind with useless details! belaste dich nicht mit sinnlosen Einzelheiten!
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