Was heißt »Ab­fall­be­häl­ter« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ab­fall­ei­mer:

rubish bin

Ab­fall­korb:

waste bin

waste container

Müll­ei­mer:

rubbish bin

Müll­ton­ne:

dust bin

garbage bin

Englische Beispielsätze

• He went through the bin looking for food.

• He searched through the bin for food.

• He searched the rubbish bin for food.

• He searched the bin for food.

• What's that bin doing on the pavement?

• The waste-paper bin is full.

• What's the bin doing on the pavement?

• What's the dustbin doing on the footpath?

• Your dustbin is on fire.

• Your bin is on fire.

• Have you put the empty yoghurt pots into the normal bin? They've got to be rinsed out and put into the yellow bag.

• "The potato peelings go in the food-recycling bin." "You what? I'm putting them in the compost!"

• Toss it into the rubbish bin.

• Tom asked Mary to throw the rotten apples in the bin.

• Mary ordered that the scented bin bags be replaced at once by odourless ones.

• Empty the waste-paper bin. It's overflowing.

• He took the rubbish bin out.

• The roast potatoes are burnt. They're only fit for the dustbin, I'm afraid.

• Since I didn't have a sledge when I was a kid, I went sliding down the snow-covered streets on a bin liner.

• I didn't have a sledge when I was a kid, so I went sliding down the snow-covered streets on a bin liner.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Ab­fall­ei­mer:

rubish bin