Definition of garbage can in English:

garbage can

(also garbage bin)

noun

North American

A dustbin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many people just throw their junk on the ground rather than finding a garbage can or recycling bin.
- More than 84 per cent said they hold onto trash until they find a garbage can where they can dispose of it.
- I can fill most of a large garbage can with the leaves every two weeks if I'm diligent.
- It's also handy for householders to know the different plastic types so they know whether to put a container in with the recycling or throw it in the garbage bin.
- He threw the sandwich away in the nearest garbage can and headed to school.
- You are much better off putting the keg into an empty garbage can and packing the surrounding space with ice.
- I was passing a side-street and found about 9 people pulling sealed wine and vermouth bottles out of a garbage bin on the street.
- By 10 am, a source at the Ministry of National Security was saying that detectives had recovered a mysterious black box in a garbage bin on the promenade.
- I scraped the remains of my waffles into the garbage bin and placed my dishes into the sink, promising myself I would clean them up later.
- Things seemed randomly placed, especially the garbage can right next to the guest chair.
- I threw away our cups in a public garbage bin, found a sidewalk, and followed it out of the park, where I headed for a subway terminal.
- I walk away in disgust and throw the piece of paper in the nearest garbage can without even looking at it.
- They pushed me so quickly and forcefully that I fell back into a pile of garbage bags and hit my head on a garbage bin.
- Every club gives out passes for free visits - and most of these passes end up in the garbage can.
- She threw the plastic cups into the nearby garbage can and wiped the surface.
- She then tosses the cup into a nearby garbage can and pulls a cell phone from her tiny purse.
- Then I had to carry all the trash outside to the big garbage can and roll it out to the sidewalk by the street.
- Periodically he would sweep it all into a shopping bag and deposit it in the garbage can.
- It was beginning to cool off ever so slightly, and I tossed my cup in a garbage can as we passed it.
- For heaven's sake, last night I saw a guy in a Times Square uniform take a spray bottle to a garbage can.

Definition of garbage can in US English:

garbage can

(also garbage bin)

nounˈɡɑrbɪdʒ ˌkænˈɡärbij ˌkan

North American

A container, typically plastic or metal, for household refuse.
British term dustbin
Example sentencesExamples
- You are much better off putting the keg into an empty garbage can and packing the surrounding space with ice.
- Then I had to carry all the trash outside to the big garbage can and roll it out to the sidewalk by the street.
- Many people just throw their junk on the ground rather than finding a garbage can or recycling bin.
- I threw away our cups in a public garbage bin, found a sidewalk, and followed it out of the park, where I headed for a subway terminal.
- More than 84 per cent said they hold onto trash until they find a garbage can where they can dispose of it.
- They pushed me so quickly and forcefully that I fell back into a pile of garbage bags and hit my head on a garbage bin.
- She then tosses the cup into a nearby garbage can and pulls a cell phone from her tiny purse.
- I walk away in disgust and throw the piece of paper in the nearest garbage can without even looking at it.
- By 10 am, a source at the Ministry of National Security was saying that detectives had recovered a mysterious black box in a garbage bin on the promenade.
- He threw the sandwich away in the nearest garbage can and headed to school.
- It was beginning to cool off ever so slightly, and I tossed my cup in a garbage can as we passed it.
- I was passing a side-street and found about 9 people pulling sealed wine and vermouth bottles out of a garbage bin on the street.
- For heaven's sake, last night I saw a guy in a Times Square uniform take a spray bottle to a garbage can.
- She threw the plastic cups into the nearby garbage can and wiped the surface.
- Things seemed randomly placed, especially the garbage can right next to the guest chair.
- It's also handy for householders to know the different plastic types so they know whether to put a container in with the recycling or throw it in the garbage bin.
- Every club gives out passes for free visits - and most of these passes end up in the garbage can.
- I can fill most of a large garbage can with the leaves every two weeks if I'm diligent.
- I scraped the remains of my waffles into the garbage bin and placed my dishes into the sink, promising myself I would clean them up later.
- Periodically he would sweep it all into a shopping bag and deposit it in the garbage can.

单词	garbage can
释义	Definition of garbage can in English: garbage can (also garbage bin) noun North American A dustbin. Example sentencesExamples Many people just throw their junk on the ground rather than finding a garbage can or recycling bin. More than 84 per cent said they hold onto trash until they find a garbage can where they can dispose of it. I can fill most of a large garbage can with the leaves every two weeks if I'm diligent. It's also handy for householders to know the different plastic types so they know whether to put a container in with the recycling or throw it in the garbage bin. He threw the sandwich away in the nearest garbage can and headed to school. You are much better off putting the keg into an empty garbage can and packing the surrounding space with ice. I was passing a side-street and found about 9 people pulling sealed wine and vermouth bottles out of a garbage bin on the street. By 10 am, a source at the Ministry of National Security was saying that detectives had recovered a mysterious black box in a garbage bin on the promenade. I scraped the remains of my waffles into the garbage bin and placed my dishes into the sink, promising myself I would clean them up later. Things seemed randomly placed, especially the garbage can right next to the guest chair. I threw away our cups in a public garbage bin, found a sidewalk, and followed it out of the park, where I headed for a subway terminal. I walk away in disgust and throw the piece of paper in the nearest garbage can without even looking at it. They pushed me so quickly and forcefully that I fell back into a pile of garbage bags and hit my head on a garbage bin. Every club gives out passes for free visits - and most of these passes end up in the garbage can. She threw the plastic cups into the nearby garbage can and wiped the surface. She then tosses the cup into a nearby garbage can and pulls a cell phone from her tiny purse. Then I had to carry all the trash outside to the big garbage can and roll it out to the sidewalk by the street. Periodically he would sweep it all into a shopping bag and deposit it in the garbage can. It was beginning to cool off ever so slightly, and I tossed my cup in a garbage can as we passed it. For heaven's sake, last night I saw a guy in a Times Square uniform take a spray bottle to a garbage can. Definition of garbage can in US English: garbage can (also garbage bin) nounˈɡɑrbɪdʒ ˌkænˈɡärbij ˌkan North American A container, typically plastic or metal, for household refuse. British term dustbin Example sentencesExamples You are much better off putting the keg into an empty garbage can and packing the surrounding space with ice. Then I had to carry all the trash outside to the big garbage can and roll it out to the sidewalk by the street. Many people just throw their junk on the ground rather than finding a garbage can or recycling bin. I threw away our cups in a public garbage bin, found a sidewalk, and followed it out of the park, where I headed for a subway terminal. More than 84 per cent said they hold onto trash until they find a garbage can where they can dispose of it. They pushed me so quickly and forcefully that I fell back into a pile of garbage bags and hit my head on a garbage bin. She then tosses the cup into a nearby garbage can and pulls a cell phone from her tiny purse. I walk away in disgust and throw the piece of paper in the nearest garbage can without even looking at it. By 10 am, a source at the Ministry of National Security was saying that detectives had recovered a mysterious black box in a garbage bin on the promenade. He threw the sandwich away in the nearest garbage can and headed to school. It was beginning to cool off ever so slightly, and I tossed my cup in a garbage can as we passed it. I was passing a side-street and found about 9 people pulling sealed wine and vermouth bottles out of a garbage bin on the street. For heaven's sake, last night I saw a guy in a Times Square uniform take a spray bottle to a garbage can. She threw the plastic cups into the nearby garbage can and wiped the surface. Things seemed randomly placed, especially the garbage can right next to the guest chair. It's also handy for householders to know the different plastic types so they know whether to put a container in with the recycling or throw it in the garbage bin. Every club gives out passes for free visits - and most of these passes end up in the garbage can. I can fill most of a large garbage can with the leaves every two weeks if I'm diligent. I scraped the remains of my waffles into the garbage bin and placed my dishes into the sink, promising myself I would clean them up later. Periodically he would sweep it all into a shopping bag and deposit it in the garbage can.
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