rubbish bin; garbage can; wastebasket

garbage can; rubbish bin; dustbin

garbage heap; refuse pile; dump

trash bag; garbage bag; rubbish bag

a place where trash is collected and stored; a landfill

A vehicle used for collecting and transporting refuse; also referred to as a rubbish truck or dustcart.

person who is employed to collect and dispose of refuse

refuse incinerator; a high-temperature furnace used to dispose of waste by burning

junk mail; spam; unsolicited email

a container for collecting garbage or waste materials

Stocks of companies with poor performance, poor management prospects, and little investment value

junk mail; spam; unwanted or unsolicited messages sent to an email inbox

Food that provides calories but lacks nutrition, or is otherwise harmful to health.

Food that is unhealthy or has very little nutritional value; also written as [[垃圾食品|垃圾食品|la1 ji1 shi2 pin3]]

waste materials that are harmful to human health or the environment, such as batteries and chemicals, which require special disposal

Trash, second-hand goods, or solid waste (often smuggled) imported from foreign countries

Waste or garbage produced during daily household activities, such as recyclables, food scraps, and hazardous items

Discarded electrical or electronic devices, including household appliances, communication products, computers, and mobile phones

Refers to plastic pollution caused by non-biodegradable plastic products like bags and containers; plastic waste.

harmful or low-quality content that pollutes the mind, such as pornography, violent video games, or toxic ideology

non-recyclable waste that does not belong to the categories of kitchen waste, recyclable materials, or hazardous waste

food and organic waste produced from dining rooms and kitchens

Organic waste produced during food preparation or cooking, such as vegetable scraps, leftover meat, and food scraps

The process of separating garbage into different categories to reduce pollution and facilitate recycling; in China, common categories include [[厨余垃圾|廚餘垃圾|chu2 yu2 la1 ji1]], [[可回收物|可回收物|ke3 hui2 shou1 wu4]], [[有害垃圾|有害垃圾|you3 hai4 la1 ji1]], and [[其他垃圾|其他垃圾|qi2 ta1 la1 ji1]].

The process of sorting and collecting materials such as paper, plastic, metal, and glass to be processed and used again

a pit or hole used for dumping garbage; a dump or cesspit

waste disposal; management and treatment of trash and rubbish

A huge pile or accumulation of garbage that resembles a mountain.