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1 rubbish
1. noun, no pl., no indef. art.2. interjectionwhat rubbish! — was für ein Quatsch od. Schmarren!
Quatsch (ugs. abwertend)* * *1) (waste material; things that have been or are to be thrown away: Our rubbish is taken away twice a week; ( also adjective) a rubbish bin/bag.) der Abfall; Abfall...2) (nonsense: Don't talk rubbish!) der Blödsinn* * *rub·bish[ˈrʌbɪʃ]his ideas are a load of [old] \rubbish seine Ideen sind völliger Schwachsinnto be \rubbish Quatsch seinthe film was \rubbish der Film war völliger Schrottto talk \rubbish Blödsinn reden fam▪ to \rubbish sth etw als Unsinn abtunI'm \rubbish at maths in Mathe bin ich eine absolute Null* * *['rʌbɪʃ] (esp Brit)1. n1) (= waste material) Abfall m, Abfälle pl; (= household rubbish, in factory also) Müll m; (on building site) Schutt m; (fig = trashy goods, record etc) Mist mmost modern furniture is rubbish — die meisten modernen Möbel sind nichts wert
don't talk rubbish! — red keinen Quatsch or Blödsinn! (inf)
he talked a lot or a load of rubbish — er hat eine Menge Blödsinn verzapft (inf)
2. attr (inf)1)See:= academic.ru/63342/rubbishy">rubbishy2)I'm rubbish at doing it — ich krieg das (einfach) nicht hin (inf)
3. vt (inf)person, idea runtermachen (inf)* * *rubbish [ˈrʌbıʃ]A s1. Abfall m, Kehricht m/n, Müll m3. Plunder m, Gerümpel n (beide umg)4. fig Quatsch m, Blödsinn m:5. Bergbau: (über Tage) Abraum m, (unter Tage) Gangmasse fB v/t umg jemanden schlechtmachen, ein Buch etc verreißen* * *1. noun, no pl., no indef. art.2. interjectionwhat rubbish! — was für ein Quatsch od. Schmarren!
Quatsch (ugs. abwertend)* * *(UK) n.Mull nur sing. m. n.Abfall -¨e m.Müll nur sing. m.Quatsch m.Schutt -e m. -
2 junk
I 1. noun(discarded material) Trödel, der (ugs.); Gerümpel, das; (trash) Plunder, der (ugs.); Ramsch, der (ugs.)2. transitive verbwegwerfen; ausmisten (ugs.); (fig.) aufgebenII noun(ship) Dschunke, die* * *I noun(unwanted or worthless articles; rubbish: That cupboard is full of junk; ( also adjective) This vase was bought in a junk shop (= a shop that sells junk).) der Trödel; Trödel...- academic.ru/40307/junk_food">junk foodII noun(a Chinese flat-bottomed sailing ship, high in the bow and stern.) die Dschunke* * *junk1[ʤʌŋk]I. n1. no pl (worthless stuff) Plunder m pej fam, Ramsch m pej fam, Krempel m pej fam; ( fig pej) Schrott m pej fam, Mist m pej fam; (literature) Schund m pej famjunk2[ʤʌŋk]* * *I [dZʌŋk]1. n1) (= discarded objects) Trödel m, altes Zeug, Gerümpel nt2) (inf: trash) Ramsch m, Plunder m, Schund m2. vt(inf: get rid of) object wegschmeißen (inf); idea, attempt aufgeben IIn(boat) Dschunke f* * *junk1 [dʒʌŋk]A sb) Altmaterial n, Altwaren plc) Schrott m2. Plunder m (beide umg), Gerümpel n, Abfall m3. pej Schund m, Mist m4. sl Stoff m, besonders Heroin nB v/t2. fig ein Projekt etc fallen lassenjunk2 [dʒʌŋk] s Dschunke f* * *I 1. noun(discarded material) Trödel, der (ugs.); Gerümpel, das; (trash) Plunder, der (ugs.); Ramsch, der (ugs.)2. transitive verbwegwerfen; ausmisten (ugs.); (fig.) aufgebenII noun(ship) Dschunke, die* * *n.Ausschuss m.Krempel* m.
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