Definition of putrescible in English:

putrescible

adjective pjuːˈtrɛsɪb(ə)lpyo͞oˈtresəbəl

Liable to decay; subject to putrefaction.
putrescible domestic waste
Example sentencesExamples
- However, what we do with our putrescible waste, and special waste comprising everyday household materials remains unanswered.
- Tipping rights are the right to bring on to the land what I think is described as putrescible waste.
- The levy, payable by landfill site operators, was initially set at £2t - 1 for inert waste and £7t - 1 for putrescible waste, and raised £420m in its first year.
- Rubbish bins will only pong if putrescible materials are put in.
- The process apparently neutralises the putrescible element of the waste and leaves it in a state where it can be disposed of more readily.
- The putrescible landfill materials have also been shown to be generating landfill gas in significant quantities.
- The availability of canteen meals reduced the amount of vegetable and putrescible matter in the dustbin.
- Flammable gases, eg methane, may be produced on sites formerly used for the disposal of domestic waste or other putrescible materials.

nounpjuːˈtrɛsɪb(ə)lpyo͞oˈtresəbəl

usually putrescibles

Something that is liable to decay.
Example sentencesExamples
- The average UK bin is made up of roughly 30% paper and card, 10% glass, 20% putrescibles, 10% plastics and another 10% metals.

Definition of putrescible in US English:

putrescible

adjectivepyo͞oˈtresəbəl

Liable to decay; subject to putrefaction.
putrescible domestic waste
Example sentencesExamples
- The putrescible landfill materials have also been shown to be generating landfill gas in significant quantities.
- Flammable gases, eg methane, may be produced on sites formerly used for the disposal of domestic waste or other putrescible materials.
- The levy, payable by landfill site operators, was initially set at £2t - 1 for inert waste and £7t - 1 for putrescible waste, and raised £420m in its first year.
- The process apparently neutralises the putrescible element of the waste and leaves it in a state where it can be disposed of more readily.
- Rubbish bins will only pong if putrescible materials are put in.
- However, what we do with our putrescible waste, and special waste comprising everyday household materials remains unanswered.
- The availability of canteen meals reduced the amount of vegetable and putrescible matter in the dustbin.
- Tipping rights are the right to bring on to the land what I think is described as putrescible waste.

nounpyo͞oˈtresəbəl

usually putrescibles

Something that is liable to decay.
Example sentencesExamples
- The average UK bin is made up of roughly 30% paper and card, 10% glass, 20% putrescibles, 10% plastics and another 10% metals.

单词	putrescible
释义	Definition of putrescible in English: putrescible adjective pjuːˈtrɛsɪb(ə)lpyo͞oˈtresəbəl Liable to decay; subject to putrefaction. putrescible domestic waste Example sentencesExamples However, what we do with our putrescible waste, and special waste comprising everyday household materials remains unanswered. Tipping rights are the right to bring on to the land what I think is described as putrescible waste. The levy, payable by landfill site operators, was initially set at £2t - 1 for inert waste and £7t - 1 for putrescible waste, and raised £420m in its first year. Rubbish bins will only pong if putrescible materials are put in. The process apparently neutralises the putrescible element of the waste and leaves it in a state where it can be disposed of more readily. The putrescible landfill materials have also been shown to be generating landfill gas in significant quantities. The availability of canteen meals reduced the amount of vegetable and putrescible matter in the dustbin. Flammable gases, eg methane, may be produced on sites formerly used for the disposal of domestic waste or other putrescible materials. nounpjuːˈtrɛsɪb(ə)lpyo͞oˈtresəbəl usually putrescibles Something that is liable to decay. Example sentencesExamples The average UK bin is made up of roughly 30% paper and card, 10% glass, 20% putrescibles, 10% plastics and another 10% metals. Definition of putrescible in US English: putrescible adjectivepyo͞oˈtresəbəl Liable to decay; subject to putrefaction. putrescible domestic waste Example sentencesExamples The putrescible landfill materials have also been shown to be generating landfill gas in significant quantities. Flammable gases, eg methane, may be produced on sites formerly used for the disposal of domestic waste or other putrescible materials. The levy, payable by landfill site operators, was initially set at £2t - 1 for inert waste and £7t - 1 for putrescible waste, and raised £420m in its first year. The process apparently neutralises the putrescible element of the waste and leaves it in a state where it can be disposed of more readily. Rubbish bins will only pong if putrescible materials are put in. However, what we do with our putrescible waste, and special waste comprising everyday household materials remains unanswered. The availability of canteen meals reduced the amount of vegetable and putrescible matter in the dustbin. Tipping rights are the right to bring on to the land what I think is described as putrescible waste. nounpyo͞oˈtresəbəl usually putrescibles Something that is liable to decay. Example sentencesExamples The average UK bin is made up of roughly 30% paper and card, 10% glass, 20% putrescibles, 10% plastics and another 10% metals.
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