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to trash
01
to damage or destroy something, usually deliberately
Transitive: to trash sth
Examples
The vandals trashed the abandoned building, breaking windows and spray-painting walls.
Angry protesters decided to trash the controversial statue during the demonstration.
02
to severely criticize or condemn someone or something
Transitive: to trash sth
Examples
The critics trashed the movie for its weak plot and poor performances.
He trashed my idea during the meeting, claiming it was impractical and foolish.
03
to dispose of something by throwing it away
Transitive: to trash useless material
Examples
After cleaning out the garage, he decided to trash all the old magazines.
She did n’t hesitate to trash the broken shoes that had been collecting dust.
Trash
01
worthless, unwanted, and unneeded things that people throw away
Examples
She took out the trash after cleaning the kitchen.
The beach was littered with trash left by careless visitors.
02
an amphetamine derivative (trade name Methedrine) used in the form of a crystalline hydrochloride; used as a stimulant to the nervous system and as an appetite suppressant
03
content that is considered of poor quality or lacking value
Examples
The article was full of trash, with no useful information at all.
He dismissed the rumors as trash and refused to discuss them.
04
people considered worthless, immoral, or contemptible
Examples
After he stole from his friends, everyone called him trash.
" Those bullies are trash, they do n't deserve your attention, " she said.
trash
01
very bad, low quality, or poorly executed
SlangExamples
This outfit is trash; you should change.
That movie was trash, I could n't finish it.
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