rubbish in Irish
rubbish in Irish is ráiméis — rubbish means (chiefly British) Waste material; trash or garbage.
rubbish in Irish
ráiméis
(by extension, chiefly, Commonwealth) Nonsense.
What does "rubbish" mean?
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noun (chiefly British) Waste material; trash or garbage.
"Take the rubbish out before the bin men come."
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noun Nonsense; something untrue or absurd.
"Don't listen to him, he's talking rubbish."
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adjective (informal, British) Very poor in quality; bad.
"The film was absolutely rubbish."
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verb To criticize or dismiss something harshly.
"The critics rubbished his new album."
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rubbish in a sentence
- Take the rubbish out before the bin men come.
- Please put all your rubbish in the black bin outside the back door.
- Don't listen to him, he's talking rubbish.
- That story about aliens living next door is complete rubbish, and you know it.
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What is "rubbish" in Irish?
"rubbish" in Irish is ráiméis. rubbish means: (chiefly British) Waste material; trash or garbage.
How do you use "rubbish" in a sentence?
Example: "Take the rubbish out before the bin men come." In Irish, "rubbish" is ráiméis.
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