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bin

UK
/bɪn/
US
/bɪn/

Übersetzungen

binsubstantiv
bins
Pl.
UK
/bɪn/
US
/bɪn/
She stored the toys in a bin under the bed.
Она хранила игрушки в ящике под кроватью.
мусорное ведро
He threw the empty bottle into the bin.
Он выбросил пустую бутылку в мусорное ведро.
The recycling bin is full of paper.
Контейнер для переработки полон бумаги.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
корзина
бункер
Synonyme
tub
pail
drum
container
receptacle
basket
box
caddy
binverb
binned
Präteritum
binned
Partizip Perfekt
binning
Gerundium
UK
/bɪn/
US
/bɪn/
I need to bin these old clothes.
Мне нужно выбрасывать эту старую одежду.
Synonyme
discard
dispose
throw away
get rid of
junk
binadjektiv
UK
/bɪn/
US
/bɪn/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to bins or waste collection; non-gradable.
binpräposition
Loanword from Arabic used in English renderings of Arabic names, meaning ‘son of’.

Definitionen

binsubstantiv
A container or enclosed space for storing items, especially one used for waste or recycling.
She threw the empty bottle into the recycling bin.
A storage container for bulk materials, such as grain or coal.
The farmer filled the bin with freshly harvested corn.
A compartment or enclosed space in a vehicle or building for storing items.
He placed his luggage in the overhead bin on the airplane.
One of a set of discrete classes or intervals into which data values are grouped for statistical or computational analysis.
The software counts how many samples fall into each bin of the histogram.
binverb
To place something in a bin or container.
She binned the old newspapers to make space for new ones.
To discard or throw away something as useless or unwanted.
He decided to bin the broken chair instead of trying to fix it.
To group or classify data values into discrete categories or intervals, especially in statistics or computing.
The algorithm bins the sensor readings into temperature ranges before analysis.
binadjektiv
Relating to bins or to the collection and disposal of refuse.
The city introduced new bin collection schedules.
binpräposition
Used in Arabic-derived personal names to mean “son of,” linking a person to their father’s given name.
In the name “Mohammed bin Rashid,” “bin” means “son of.”
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