Rubbish is the usual word in BrE for the things that you throw away because you no longer want or need them. Garbage and trash are both used in NAmE. Inside the home, garbage tends to mean waste food and other wet material, while trash is paper, cardboard and dry material.在英式英语中，rubbish 为常用词，指垃圾、废物。garbage 和 trash 均用于美式英语。生活垃圾中，garbage 多指废弃的食物和其他湿物质，而 trash 则指废弃的纸、硬纸板和干物质。
In BrE, you put your rubbish in a dustbin in the street to be collected by the dustmen. In NAmE, your garbage and trash goes in a garbage/trash can in the street and is collected by garbage men/collectors.在英式英语中，垃圾为 rubbish，街上的垃圾桶为 dustbin，清除垃圾的工人叫 dustman。在美式英语中，垃圾为 garbage 和 trash，街上的垃圾桶为 garbage/trash can，清除垃圾的工人叫 garbage man/collector。
Refuse is a formal word and is used in both BrE and NAmE. Refuse collector is the formal word for a dustman or garbage collector. * refuse 为正式用语，用于英式英语和美式英语均可。refuse collector 为 dustman 或 garbage collector 的正式说法。
(informal, disapproving) objects, writing, ideas, etc. thatyouthinkareofpoorquality劣质品；拙劣的作品；糟粕；谬论◆What'sthistrashyou'rewatching? 你看的这个乌七八糟的节目是什么？◆(especiallyBrE) He'stalkingtrash(= nonsense). 他在胡说八道。(NAmE, informal) anoffensivewordusedtodescribepeoplethatyoudonotrespect窝囊废；废物；没出息的人◆whitetrash(= poorwhitepeople, especiallythoselivinginthesouthernUS)贫贱的白人➡ see alsotrailer trash
trashBrE/træʃ/NAmE/træʃ/verbpresent simple - I / you / we / theytrashBrE/træʃ/NAmE/træʃ/present simple - he / she / ittrashesBrE/ˈtræʃɪz/NAmE/ˈtræʃɪz/past simpletrashedBrE/træʃt/NAmE/træʃt/past participletrashedBrE/træʃt/NAmE/træʃt/ -ing formtrashingBrE/ˈtræʃɪŋ/NAmE/ˈtræʃɪŋ/(informal) ~sthtodamageordestroysth损坏；毁坏◆Thebandwasfamousfortrashinghotelrooms. 这帮人以破坏旅馆房间出名。~sth/sbtocriticizesth/sbverystrongly抨击；谴责~sth(NAmE) tothrowawaysththatyoudonotwant丢弃；把…抛弃◆I'mleavingmyoldtoyshere—ifyoudon'twantthem, justtrashthem. 我把我的旧玩具留在这里，你不要就扔掉好了。