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bin

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/bɪn/
US
/bɪn/

Translations

binnoun
bins
pl
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US
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classeEn statistique et en informatique.
The software counts how many samples fall into each bin of the histogram.
Le logiciel compte combien d’échantillons entrent dans chaque classe de l’histogramme.
compartimentPour un espace de rangement intégré dans un véhicule ou un bâtiment.
He placed his luggage in the overhead bin on the airplane.
Il a placé ses bagages dans le compartiment à bagages supérieur de l’avion.
She threw the empty bottle into the recycling bin.
Elle a jeté la bouteille vide dans la poubelle de recyclage.
siloPour le stockage de matières en vrac.
The farmer filled the bin with freshly harvested corn.
Le fermier a rempli le silo de maïs fraîchement récolté.
Additional translations
intervalleEn statistique, selon le contexte.
bacSurtout pour un récipient de tri, de stockage ou de collecte.
Synonyms
caddy
receptacle
basket
box
pail
tub
drum
container
binverb
binned
Past Simple
binned
Past Participle
binning
Gerund
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US
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classerEn statistique et en informatique.
The algorithm bins the sensor readings into temperature ranges before analysis.
L’algorithme classe les relevés des capteurs par intervalles de température avant l’analyse.
jeterFamilier ou neutre selon le contexte, pour se débarrasser de quelque chose.
He decided to bin the broken chair instead of trying to fix it.
Il a décidé de jeter la chaise cassée au lieu d’essayer de la réparer.
Additional translations
mettreAvec un complément indiquant le récipient, pour placer quelque chose dans un bac ou une poubelle.
Synonyms
junk
get rid of
throw away
dispose
discard
binadjective
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Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to bins or waste collection; non-gradable.
de collecteRelatif à la collecte des déchets et des bacs.
The city introduced new bin collection schedules.
La ville a introduit de nouveaux horaires de collecte.
binpreposition
Loanword from Arabic used in English renderings of Arabic names, meaning ‘son of’.
benEn anthroponymie arabe, dans les noms propres.
In the name “Mohammed bin Rashid,” “bin” means “son of.”
Dans le nom « Mohammed ben Rachid », « ben » signifie « fils de ».

Definitions

binnoun
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.
binadjective
Relating to bins or to the collection and disposal of refuse.
The city introduced new bin collection schedules.
binpreposition
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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