0 waste material or things that are no longer wanted or needed -- 垃圾；廢棄物
1 to criticize something -- 批評；狠批；貶低
Why does everyone rubbish my ideas? 為甚麼大家都把我的想法批得一文不值？
2 completely without skill at a particular activity -- 一竅不通的；蹩腳的
You're a rubbish dancer. 你舞跳得糟透了。
I'm rubbish at arithmetic. 我對算術一竅不通。
Consequently, in the absence of sufficient amounts of rubbish, the destructor was shut down for brief periods; on resumption, combustion was imperfect until temperatures rose.
Overture, fashionable rubbish with the last bit coining first.
Experts argued that reuse and utilization of rubbish were ineffective and unhygienic methods of waste disposal.
There was no system for removal of rubbish such as disposable nappies left by the pickers.
Technocrats promoted the destructor as the most effective means of neutralizing the public health danger created by decaying rubbish.
Some visited second-hand shops or searched rubbish skips and acquired rugs, chairs, pictures, crockery and ornaments.
Crowded housing, the sewage system, and such dubious practices as spitting and throwing rubbish out of high-rise apartment buildings came under the spotlight.
One was cleared of dung, another of rubbish, another was accessed via a new staircase, another was hired for storing wine.
