trash

cash is trash

A catchphrase for financial advice that recommends investing one's money instead of saving it (typically because the stock market is doing well). Cash is trash right now—you should definitely invest while the market is booming.

fandom trash

slang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest or excessive investment in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this term is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. In case you forgot that I'm fandom trash, here, have some of my "Supernatural" slashfiction!

oil field trash

slang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) Sometimes simplified to "oil trash." The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil field trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil field trash who make the whole thing work.

oil trash

slang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil trash who make the whole thing work.

one man's trash is another man's treasure

proverb What one person may consider worthless could be highly prized or valued by someone else. A: "I really don't understand the appeal of Jackson Pollock paintings—they just look like paint splatters to me!" B: "Eh, one man's trash is another man's treasure."

take out the trash

To carry garbage from one's house to a trash can or other receptacle outside. Can you please take out the trash? It's beginning to stink up the house.

trailer (park) trash

derogatory slur A poor, uneducated, and unsophisticated person who lives in or was raised in a trailer park. Just because I come from a caravan park doesn't make me trailer trash. I'm working on my PhD at Harvard, for goodness' sake! I don't want my daughter going out with trailer park trash like him!

trash

1. slang To discard or throw away something. I've always regretted trashing my old collection of toys. A: "Do you still want these old newspapers?" B: "Nah, you can trash them."

2. slang To utterly or thoroughly dirty, damage, or destroy something or some place. Rioters trashed the homes and businesses in the area. Those people you brought to the party totally trashed our house.

3. slang To criticize, disparage, or lambaste someone or something very severely. Critics have so far trashed the movie, calling it vulgar and offensive. She has taken to trashing her opponents in speeches and interviews.

4. verb, slang To defeat an opponent decisively. The final score was 17-1? Wow, we really trashed that team!

5. noun, slang Someone who is regarded as worthless and insignificant. I grew up poor, so the rich people of this town definitely saw me as trash.

6. noun, slang Someone who is despicable, especially due to vile behavior. My ex is trash. What he did is completely unredeemable.

7. noun, slang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest and investment in fandoms and/or their tendency to become extremely interested and invested in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. Oh, I'd be more than happy to share my many MCU theories with you, like the trash I am. In case you forgot that I'm trash, why not read some of my recent slash fiction?

8. adjective, slang Stupid or inane, especially of something posted online. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is often positive or affectionate. Here, have some more trash memes I made—just what everyone wants!

trash mouth

1. The use, or tendency to use, obscene, vulgar, or profane language. Sometimes hyphenated. You might think that sort of trash-mouth is acceptable when you're with your friends, but you can stow it while you're under our roof, got it? My dad used to swear a blue streak all the time when I was a kid, so I developed a bit of a trash mouth as a result.

2. A person who uses such obscene, vulgar, or profane language. Sometimes hyphenated. He's actually a very intelligent guy, but he's such a trash mouth that he's hard to take seriously. We can't have a trash-mouth like that running our presentations.

3. The use, or tendency to use, disparaging, insulting, or abusive language. Sometimes hyphenated. The boxer is renowned for having quite a trash-mouth whenever he's face-to-face with his opponents before a match.

4. A person who uses such disparaging, insulting, or abusive language. Sometimes hyphenated. These politicians always turn into such trash mouths during their election campaigns.

trash out

1. To speak in a severely critical, disparaging, or insulting way about someone or something. A noun or pronoun is used between "trash" and "out." You didn't have to trash out my idea like that during the meeting, Tom. The incumbent senator has been trashing her opponent out in the papers recently.

2. To dirty or pollute some area or space with trash or as if with trash; to make a real mess of some place. A noun or pronoun is used between "trash" and "out." People have been trashing out the park in our neighborhood recently. You can have some friends over while we're gone, but don't trash the house out!

trash talk

1. noun Disparaging, insulting, or abusive speech aimed at a person, group, or thing. I think the trash talk between boxers before these big fights is just the dumbest thing in the world, but I know some people who love it.

2. verb To speak in such a manner (about someone or something). As a verb, the phrase is usually hyphenated. The senator trash-talked her opponent for most of the debate, all but avoiding the actual issues at hand.

white trash

slang A highly offensive, disparaging term for a white person, or white people in general, of a lower socioeconomic class.

Cash is trash.

Prov. It is unwise to keep one's investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish not to invest cash.) If you've got money sitting around in savings while the market is steaming ahead, you are losing dollars. Right now cash is trash. Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle.

One man's trash is another man's treasure.

Prov. Something that one person considers worthless may be considered valuable by someone else. Q: Why would anyone want to hang a picture like that on the wall? A: One man's trash is another man's treasure. A: Bob's uncle is always going through people's garbage, looking for old stuff. B: One man's trash is another man's treasure.

Cash is trash

sent. It is unwise to keep one’s investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish to stay on the sidelines in cash.) Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle.

trailer park trash

and TPT

n. trailer park trash. My motor home cost more than your house, and you call me TPT?

trailer trash

n. the poorest of people who live in run-down house trailers in bad neighborhoods. (Used with singular or plural force. Rude and derogatory.) She’s just trailer trash. Probably doesn’t even own shoes.

trash

1. tv. to throw something away. Trash this stuff. Nobody will ever use it.

2. n. a low, worthless person; worthless people. Running around with that trash—no wonder he’s in trouble.

3. tv. to vandalize something. Somebody trashed the statue with spray paint.

4. tv. to beat, as in a ball game. You trashed us this game, but watch out next season!

5. tv. to libel someone. Who is the chick who was trashing Bart in the newspapers?

Trash it!

tv. Throw it away! We don’t have space for this old chair. Trash it!

trash mouth

n. someone who uses obscene language. Some “trash mouth” is making everybody mad over in the park.

词组	trash
释义	trash cash is trash A catchphrase for financial advice that recommends investing one's money instead of saving it (typically because the stock market is doing well). Cash is trash right now—you should definitely invest while the market is booming. See also: cash, trash fandom trash slang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest or excessive investment in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this term is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. In case you forgot that I'm fandom trash, here, have some of my "Supernatural" slashfiction! See also: fandom, trash oil field trash slang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) Sometimes simplified to "oil trash." The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil field trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil field trash who make the whole thing work. See also: field, oil, trash oil trash slang A typically blue-collar worker who is employed in the extraction or production of petroleum. (Can be considered pejorative, depending on the context and the intention of the speaker or author.) The oil rigs are the only big employers around these parts, so 9 out of 10 people you meet are oil trash like me. The businessmen who control the oil companies in this country don't give a rat's behind about us oil trash who make the whole thing work. See also: oil, trash one man's trash is another man's treasure proverb What one person may consider worthless could be highly prized or valued by someone else. A: "I really don't understand the appeal of Jackson Pollock paintings—they just look like paint splatters to me!" B: "Eh, one man's trash is another man's treasure." See also: another, one, trash, treasure take out the trash To carry garbage from one's house to a trash can or other receptacle outside. Can you please take out the trash? It's beginning to stink up the house. See also: out, take, trash trailer (park) trash derogatory slur A poor, uneducated, and unsophisticated person who lives in or was raised in a trailer park. Just because I come from a caravan park doesn't make me trailer trash. I'm working on my PhD at Harvard, for goodness' sake! I don't want my daughter going out with trailer park trash like him! See also: trailer, trash trash 1. slang To discard or throw away something. I've always regretted trashing my old collection of toys. A: "Do you still want these old newspapers?" B: "Nah, you can trash them." 2. slang To utterly or thoroughly dirty, damage, or destroy something or some place. Rioters trashed the homes and businesses in the area. Those people you brought to the party totally trashed our house. 3. slang To criticize, disparage, or lambaste someone or something very severely. Critics have so far trashed the movie, calling it vulgar and offensive. She has taken to trashing her opponents in speeches and interviews. 4. verb, slang To defeat an opponent decisively. The final score was 17-1? Wow, we really trashed that team! 5. noun, slang Someone who is regarded as worthless and insignificant. I grew up poor, so the rich people of this town definitely saw me as trash. 6. noun, slang Someone who is despicable, especially due to vile behavior. My ex is trash. What he did is completely unredeemable. 7. noun, slang Someone who is fully aware of their extreme interest and investment in fandoms and/or their tendency to become extremely interested and invested in fandoms. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is typically a proud or self-deprecating identifier, in the manner of a reclaimed term. Oh, I'd be more than happy to share my many MCU theories with you, like the trash I am. In case you forgot that I'm trash, why not read some of my recent slash fiction? 8. adjective, slang Stupid or inane, especially of something posted online. Despite the negative connotations of "trash," this usage is often positive or affectionate. Here, have some more trash memes I made—just what everyone wants! trash mouth 1. The use, or tendency to use, obscene, vulgar, or profane language. Sometimes hyphenated. You might think that sort of trash-mouth is acceptable when you're with your friends, but you can stow it while you're under our roof, got it? My dad used to swear a blue streak all the time when I was a kid, so I developed a bit of a trash mouth as a result. 2. A person who uses such obscene, vulgar, or profane language. Sometimes hyphenated. He's actually a very intelligent guy, but he's such a trash mouth that he's hard to take seriously. We can't have a trash-mouth like that running our presentations. 3. The use, or tendency to use, disparaging, insulting, or abusive language. Sometimes hyphenated. The boxer is renowned for having quite a trash-mouth whenever he's face-to-face with his opponents before a match. 4. A person who uses such disparaging, insulting, or abusive language. Sometimes hyphenated. These politicians always turn into such trash mouths during their election campaigns. See also: mouth, trash trash out 1. To speak in a severely critical, disparaging, or insulting way about someone or something. A noun or pronoun is used between "trash" and "out." You didn't have to trash out my idea like that during the meeting, Tom. The incumbent senator has been trashing her opponent out in the papers recently. 2. To dirty or pollute some area or space with trash or as if with trash; to make a real mess of some place. A noun or pronoun is used between "trash" and "out." People have been trashing out the park in our neighborhood recently. You can have some friends over while we're gone, but don't trash the house out! See also: out, trash trash talk 1. noun Disparaging, insulting, or abusive speech aimed at a person, group, or thing. I think the trash talk between boxers before these big fights is just the dumbest thing in the world, but I know some people who love it. 2. verb To speak in such a manner (about someone or something). As a verb, the phrase is usually hyphenated. The senator trash-talked her opponent for most of the debate, all but avoiding the actual issues at hand. See also: talk, trash white trash slang A highly offensive, disparaging term for a white person, or white people in general, of a lower socioeconomic class. See also: trash, white Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Cash is trash. Prov. It is unwise to keep one's investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish not to invest cash.) If you've got money sitting around in savings while the market is steaming ahead, you are losing dollars. Right now cash is trash. Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle. See also: cash, trash One man's trash is another man's treasure. Prov. Something that one person considers worthless may be considered valuable by someone else. Q: Why would anyone want to hang a picture like that on the wall? A: One man's trash is another man's treasure. A: Bob's uncle is always going through people's garbage, looking for old stuff. B: One man's trash is another man's treasure. See also: another, one, trash, treasure McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. Cash is trash sent. It is unwise to keep one’s investment money in cash. (Said when there are good opportunities in securities and it is foolish to stay on the sidelines in cash.) Cash is trash. Get into the market or you stand to lose a bundle. See also: cash, trash trailer park trash and TPT n. trailer park trash. My motor home cost more than your house, and you call me TPT? See also: park, trailer, trash trailer trash n. the poorest of people who live in run-down house trailers in bad neighborhoods. (Used with singular or plural force. Rude and derogatory.) She’s just trailer trash. Probably doesn’t even own shoes. See also: trailer, trash trash 1. tv. to throw something away. Trash this stuff. Nobody will ever use it. 2. n. a low, worthless person; worthless people. Running around with that trash—no wonder he’s in trouble. 3. tv. to vandalize something. Somebody trashed the statue with spray paint. 4. tv. to beat, as in a ball game. You trashed us this game, but watch out next season! 5. tv. to libel someone. Who is the chick who was trashing Bart in the newspapers? Trash it! tv. Throw it away! We don’t have space for this old chair. Trash it! See also: trash trash mouth n. someone who uses obscene language. Some “trash mouth” is making everybody mad over in the park. See also: mouth, trash McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: cash is trash cash is king eat my shorts Eat my shorts! take out the trash yam I yam what I yam may the Force be with you Kilroy was here live long and prosper References in periodicals archive * Purchase durable mini trash bins with color coding to match the central bins. Make a big impact with mini trash bins: learn how one small change can make a huge difference The trash is set to be returned to South Korea following an agreement with Philippine authorities last month No evidence of arson in SoKor trash fire in MisOr: Official It is high time for Pakistan to take effective steps to manage its alarming amount of trash before its gets out of control and lead to garbage crisis. Global garbage crisis Espenilla said an urban poor housing project in Talisay City used the hollow blocks compacted from plastic trash. Barter store helps city get rid of plastic waste That's how Alter Terra settled on upcycled trash booms, a full-circle solution to the transboundary waste problem. ALTER TERRA: Using Trash to Clean Up Trash The latest foreign trash shipment came amid the government's dispute with Canada over tons of garbage dumped in the country five years ago. Government to send back garbage shipment to Hong Kong The harbor had much more trash than anyone expected. Trash Collector: Meet the litter-gobbling machine in Baltimore's harbor "When waste disposal is financed with property taxes, disposal costs for households with more trash are subsidized by households disposing of less trash," said Halstead. Trash talk: UNH RESEARCH FINDS PAY-AS-YOU-THROW SOLID WASTE POLICIES CUT DISPOSAL COSTS The vehicle either brings the waste back to Earth for safe disposal or burns in the atmosphere solving the problem of trash management for those on the ISS. NASA Exploring Technologies To Minimize Waste On Long-Term Flights In March, the depots reduced the prices being paid for trash to about half of the rates being paid in January. Trash pickers desperate as China stops imports But now with the availability of colored trash bags of unmatched quality, a kind of revolution in the niche of garbage disposal has arrived. Colored Trash Bags for Easy Garbage Disposal Let's face it: The food storage and trash bag aisle might not be the most exciting aisle in the store, but it's one in which most consumers shop. Boost Functionality, Convenience The Fort Scott City Commission plans to discuss the issue of citywide trash service at City Hall. City commissioners to discuss solid waste service in Fort Scott, Kansas Jreij also quoted PM Tammam Salam as saying that resorting to healthy landfills for trash would be an alternative solution to the trash issue in case the trash deportation failed. Cabinet agrees on setting up Jal El Dib intersection, resorting to landfills in case export fails
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