How Do You Spell TRASH?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈaʃ] (IPA)

The word "trash" is spelled with the letters t-r-a-s-h. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is represented as /træʃ/. The "t" is pronounced as a voiceless alveolar stop, the "r" is an alveolar approximant, the "a" is a short front vowel, the "s" is a voiceless alveolar sibilant, and the "h" is an aspirated glottal fricative. The combination of these sounds forms the word "trash", which refers to waste or unwanted material.

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TRASH Meaning and Definition

  1. Trash is a noun that refers to unwanted, useless or discarded items or materials that are no longer considered valuable or necessary. It is typically regarded as waste that has been thrown away or discarded due to having little or no utility. Trash can take various forms, including household waste, debris, or rubbish, and can include items such as food scraps, packaging, broken objects, or unwanted personal belongings.

    Trash is commonly associated with being in a state of disorder or untidiness. When not properly disposed of, it can contribute to pollution and environmental degradation. It is essential to handle trash responsibly by following established waste management practices, such as recycling, reusing, or appropriately disposing of it to minimize its negative impact on the environment.

    The term "trash" can also be used metaphorically to describe something or someone that is considered worthless, negative, or lacking value. It might describe offensive or unimportant written or spoken information. In this sense, it is often used informally to criticize or express disdain towards something or someone.

    Overall, trash denotes discarded or useless items, waste products, or things that are considered valueless, and its proper disposal is crucial for maintaining a clean and healthy environment.

  2. Trade name for the wrapping of poppy leaves in which Bengal opium is packed.

    A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

  3. • Waste or worthless matter; refuse.
    • To free from worthless matter; to lop.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of TRASH

The word "trash" originates from the Middle English word "trasch" or "traske", which came from Old French "trache", "trasser", or "trachier". These Old French words meant to put into disorder, discard, or to reject. The term can ultimately be traced back to the Latin word "tractiare", which means to pull or drag. Over time, "trash" evolved to refer to waste material or discarded items, reflecting its current meaning in modern English.

Idioms with the word TRASH

  • oil field trash The idiom "oil field trash" refers to individuals who work in or are associated with the oil industry, particularly those in positions regarded as lower-status or blue-collar. It carries connotations of a rough or unrefined lifestyle and may be used pejoratively to stereotype individuals associated with this field.
  • One man's trash is another man's treasure The idiom "One man's trash is another man's treasure" means that something that one person considers worthless or unimportant may be highly valued or desirable by someone else. It suggests that people have different preferences, tastes, and opinions, and what may seem undesirable to one person can be highly valuable or cherished by another.
  • white trash The idiom "white trash" is a derogatory term used to describe people who are perceived as poor, uneducated, and socially undesirable within the white population. It is offensive and reinforces negative stereotypes about individuals from lower socio-economic backgrounds.
  • Cash is trash. The idiom "Cash is trash" suggests that holding onto or relying solely on cash is not considered wise or beneficial. It implies that keeping money idle can devalue it over time, as inflation erodes its purchasing power. Therefore, it is often recommended to invest or put money to work to generate returns rather than keeping it in cash form.
  • talk trash The idiom "talk trash" refers to the act of speaking disparagingly or insulting someone or something with the intention of demeaning or belittling them. It generally involves making derogatory remarks or engaging in negative gossip, often done to provoke or disrespect others.

Similar spelling words for TRASH

Plural form of TRASH is TRASHES

Conjugate verb Trash

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have trashed
you would have trashed
he/she/it would have trashed
we would have trashed
they would have trashed
I would have trash
you would have trash
he/she/it would have trash
we would have trash
they would have trash

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been trashing
you would have been trashing
he/she/it would have been trashing
we would have been trashing
they would have been trashing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would trash
you would trash
he/she/it would trash
we would trash
they would trash

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be trashing
you would be trashing
he/she/it would be trashing
we would be trashing
they would be trashing

FUTURE

I will trash
you will trash
he/she/it will trash
we will trash
they will trash

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be trashing
you will be trashing
he/she/it will be trashing
we will be trashing
they will be trashing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have trashed
you will have trashed
he/she/it will have trashed
we will have trashed
they will have trashed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been trashing
you will have been trashing
he/she/it will have been trashing
we will have been trashing
they will have been trashing

IMPERATIVE

you trash
we let´s trash

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to trash

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was trashing
you were trashing
he/she/it was trashing
we were trashing
they were trashing

PAST PARTICIPLE

trashed

PAST PERFECT

I had trashed
you had trashed
he/she/it had trashed
we had trashed
they had trashed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been trashing
you had been trashing
he/she/it had been trashing
we had been trashing
they had been trashing

PRESENT

I trash
you trash
he/she/it trashes
we trash
they trash

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am trashing
you are trashing
he/she/it is trashing
we are trashing
they are trashing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

trashing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trashed
you have trashed
he/she/it has trashed
we have trashed
they have trashed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been trashing
you have been trashing
he/she/it has been trashing
we have been trashing
they have been trashing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it trash

SIMPLE PAST

I trashed
you trashed
he/she/it trashed
we trashed
they trashed

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