garbage in Irish
garbage in Irish is bruscar, garr — garbage means waste material, especially food scraps and household rubbish, thrown away as useless.
garbage in Irish
bruscar
Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind.
garr
Useless or disposable material; waste material of any kind.
What does "garbage" mean?
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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."
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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 Irish?
"garbage" in Irish is bruscar, garr. garbage means: Waste material, especially food scraps and household rubbish, thrown away as useless.
How do you use "garbage" in a sentence?
Example: "Seagulls kept tearing open the bags of garbage left beside the road." In Irish, "garbage" is bruscar, garr.
Are there other ways to say "garbage" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "garbage": bruscar, garr.
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