BIN Meaning and
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A bin is a storage container or receptacle that is typically used for holding, organizing, or disposing of various items. It is characterized by its sturdy construction and ability to contain a significant quantity of material. Bins can be made from a variety of materials including plastic, metal, or wood, and often have an open-top design for easy access. They may vary in size, ranging from small bins suitable for household use to large industrial bins designed for heavy-duty applications.
Bins are commonly used for different purposes across various settings. In households, bins are essential for waste management, providing a designated space for storing and disposing of garbage and recyclable materials. In commercial or industrial settings, bins are utilized for storage and organization, allowing for the systematic arrangement of tools, components, or products.
The term "bin" can also refer to a specific type of storage unit, such as a compost bin for organic waste or a donation bin for collecting charitable contributions. In computer science, a bin can be a specific allocation of memory used for organizing and storing data.
In summary, a bin is a versatile and functional storage container that serves the purpose of holding, organizing, or disposing of items in multiple contexts.
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• A wooden box or chest used for holding corn or flour, &c.; a compartment in a wine-cellar.
• A prefix meaning double; by twos; of two; another form of bis, twice.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Top Common Misspellings for BIN *
- bn 14.2857142%
- ibin 14.2857142%
- nin 7.1428571%
- bil 7.1428571%
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Other Common Misspellings for BIN
Etymology of BIN
The word "bin" originates from the late Middle English word "binne", which referred to a large container made of timber or planks. This Middle English term was derived from the Old English word "binn", meaning "basket" or "manger". The ultimate origin of "binn" is not entirely clear, but it potentially comes from the Old Norse word "binn", meaning "a saddle-shaped container" or "manger". Another possible connection is with the Old English word "binnan", which means "to bind" or "to contain". Over time, the meaning of "bin" has evolved, and it is currently used to describe various types of storage containers, such as waste bins or household storage bins.
Idioms with the word BIN
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sin-bin
The idiom "sin-bin" refers to a temporary banishment or exclusion from a group or activity as a punishment for wrongdoing or misconduct. It originated from the practice in some sports, particularly rugby, where a player who commits a serious offense is sent off the field and placed in a designated area called the "sin-bin" for a specific period of time.
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loony bin
The idiom "loony bin" refers to a slang or colloquial term for a mental institution or psychiatric hospital, typically used in a derogatory or dismissive manner. It is used to describe a place where individuals with mental illnesses are treated or confined.
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bargain-bin
"Bargain-bin" refers to items that are on sale or being sold at a discounted price, typically because they are older, outdated, or of lower quality. It can also refer to a collection of discounted items in a store displayed in a bin or designated section.
Similar spelling words for BIN
- biome,
- binney,
- bib,
- kin,
- sin,
- fin,
- big,
- bi-,
- bit,
- bine,
- min.,
- pin,
- ban,
- gin,
- bun,
- bid,
- bind,
- in-,
- bien,
- win,
- tin,
- din,
- in.
Conjugate verb Bin
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