单词 | junk |
释义 | junk (dʒʌŋk ) Word forms: junks , junking , junked 1. uncountable noun [oft NOUN noun] B2 Junk is old and used goods that have little value and that you do not want any more. Rose finds her furniture in junk shops. What are you going to do with all that junk, Larry? Synonyms: rubbish, refuse, waste, scrap 2. uncountable noun [oft NOUN noun] B2 Junk refers to unwanted emails that have been sent to a large number of people or organizations, usually as advertising. [computing] ...an increased threat from junk email. [VERB noun] 3. verb If you junk something, you get rid of it or stop using it. [informal] We junk 10 million pieces of furniture every year in the UK. [VERB noun] The Socialists junked dogma when they came to office in 1982. [VERB noun] Synonyms: get rid of, drop, remove, reject 4. countable noun A junk is a Chinese sailing boat that has a flat bottom and square sails. Image of junk © Lee Yiu Tung, Shutterstock Collocations: junk science Peer-reviewed research was routinely dismissed by the sceptics as 'junk science'. Times, Sunday Times In our haste to ditch junk science, we risk chucking out a useful box of medical tools as well. Times, Sunday Times Beware of social scientists bearing syndromes, he warns; they are usually peddling junk science. Christianity Today So the headlines were based on junk science. Times, Sunday Times Paying universities not to produce junk science would be of wide benefit. Times, Sunday Times It all treads a fine line between nostalgic rusticity and a junk yard. Times, Sunday Times This statue was salvaged from a junk yard and cleaned up, before being placed in the mall. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His search for unusual antiques to restore takes him from stately homes to junk yards, but what gems will he find tonight? The Sun They say that even if they can find working projectors in warehouses or junk yards, there will be nobody to operate them because the people with those skills have retired. Times, Sunday Times The act also required the screening of junk yards adjacent to regulated highways. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 I'm tired of my life being a piece of junk mail. Christianity Today The journal contains a bewildering array of details, ranging from his blood pressure readings to every piece of junk mail he received. Times, Sunday Times You'd buy any old piece of junk from him just because he's so cheerful and full of it. Times, Sunday Times It was a piece of junk. Times, Sunday Times So, it's either a worthless piece of junk. The Sun That dusty tea set found under a pile of junk at a car-boot sale has a story. Times, Sunday Times It looked good but was a pile of junk. Times, Sunday Times It's amazing the damage a pile of junk can do. The Sun However, her team have not given up hope: salvation could be found in a pile of junk mail. Times, Sunday Times In the same way, it's no fun getting back from a fortnight's holiday to find a pile of junk mail blocking your front door. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 垃圾, 丢掉 Japanese: がらくた, 捨てる |
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