superfluous or meaningless words; rubbish

waste material; trash; useless items

to discard or abandon; to invalidate or stop using something because it no longer has value

water that has been used and is no longer needed, such as industrial effluent or sewage

to lose effectiveness or validity; to expire (of a ticket, contract, etc.)

To declare a piece of equipment, vehicle, or item as worthless or unusable due to wear, damage, or failure to meet standards, and to dispose of or write it off.

ruins; debris; an abandoned or destroyed area of a city or village resulting from human action or natural disaster

to abolish, abrogate, or repeal a law, treaty, or system; to stop using something officially

Discarded materials or items that have lost their original use; junk; waste.

worn out, old-fashioned, or discarded as no longer useful; typically used to describe items like machinery, clothing, or materials

decadent; dispirited; dejected or depressed in spirit

Maimed; crippled; handicapped; having a physical disability or damaged body part.

waste material; things that have been discarded or are no longer useful

paper that is no longer useful; discarded paper

waste gas; exhaust gas; emissions from industrial processes or combustion

to repeal, annul, or put an end to something, typically used for laws, regulations, or systems

(informal) a spineless coward, wimp, or good-for-nothing; used as a derogatory term for someone who is timid, weak, and incompetent

to let something valuable, such as time or youth, go to waste

to leave something unfinished; to stop doing something before it is completed; to fail to see something through to the end

scrap or leftover material from a production process that is no longer useful; refuse; garbage

A person who is handicapped or has lost the ability to work or care for themselves due to physical disability.

solid waste materials or slag produced during industrial processes or daily life

Discarded or scrap iron products, often suitable for recycling or reprocessing.

to abandon; to discard; to scrap

scrap steel or metal

Radioactive waste material produced during the operation of nuclear facilities or power plants

the three types of industrial waste, namely waste water [[废水|廢水|fei4 shui3]], exhaust gas [[废气|廢氣|fei4 qi4]], and industrial residue [[废渣|廢渣|fei4 zha1]]

To neglect meals and sleep; describes being completely absorbed in or dedicated to one's work or studies.

liquid waste or sewage discharged during industrial production or scientific experiments

literally meaning to stop eating for fear of choking; used to describe giving up on something essential just because a small problem occurred or might occur

Oil that is unusable or does not meet specifications; used oil

The proportion of defective products in the total output of a manufacturing process, usually expressed as a percentage.

To turn waste materials or discarded items into something useful or profitable

many neglected tasks or projects are waiting to be undertaken; often used to describe the situation after a war or major disaster

to dethrone or remove a person from a high position, such as a monarch or a high-ranking official; to oust or strip of power and status

neither aspect should be neglected; must not favor one over the other; both are equally important

To emphasize one aspect of something while neglecting another; to do one thing at the expense of others.

An invalidated or already used ticket, such as for transportation or entry.

An emperor or king who has been deposed or forced to abdicate.

(literary) To depose a reigning monarch, empress, or crown prince and replace them with a new one.

to repair old or discarded items so they can be used again; to turn waste into something useful

discarded metal items, such as scrap copper and iron

To cease to be binding or become lax, especially of laws, customs, or discipline, due to neglect or a failure to enforce them.

to put aside or shelve as useless; to leave unused

full of nonsense; verbose and rambling; reams of rubbish

(idiom) Many abandoned or neglected projects are being restarted; work is now underway for a full-scale restoration

(idiom) many things are waiting to be done; numerous neglected tasks are still pending, often used when describing the recovery after a war or disaster

describes someone who has a physical disability but remains active and continues to contribute to society or strive for improvement

to not dismiss what someone says just because you dislike or look down on them; to judge advice based on its own merits rather than its source