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garbage in Greek

garbage in Greek is σκουπίδια, απορρίματα — garbage means waste material, especially food scraps and household rubbish, thrown away as useless.

garbage in Greek

σκουπίδια
noun
Pronounced: skoupidia
Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind.
απορρίματα
noun
Pronounced: aporrimata
Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind.

What does "garbage" mean?

  1. noun Waste material, especially food scraps and household rubbish, thrown away as useless.
    "Seagulls kept tearing open the bags of garbage left beside the road."
  2. noun Nonsense, or something of very poor quality.
    "Don't believe everything you read online; most of it is garbage."
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garbage in a sentence

  • Seagulls kept tearing open the bags of garbage left beside the road.
  • Take the garbage out before the truck comes on Tuesday.
  • Don't believe everything you read online; most of it is garbage.
  • I think his excuse was complete garbage, and everyone knew it.

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What is "garbage" in Greek?
"garbage" in Greek is σκουπίδια, απορρίματα. garbage means: Waste material, especially food scraps and household rubbish, thrown away as useless.
How do you pronounce σκουπίδια?
"garbage" in Greek is σκουπίδια, pronounced "skoupidia".
How do you use "garbage" in a sentence?
Example: "Seagulls kept tearing open the bags of garbage left beside the road." In Greek, "garbage" is σκουπίδια, απορρίματα.
Are there other ways to say "garbage" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "garbage": σκουπίδια, απορρίματα.
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