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castoff

UK
/ˈkɑːstɒf/
US
/ˈkæstɔf/

Translations

castoffnoun
castoffs
pl
UK
/ˈkɑːstɒf/
US
/ˈkæstɔːf/
They piled the castoffs in the corner of the garage.
Они свалили хлам в углу гаража.
He felt like a castoff after being excluded from the group.
Он чувствовал себя отверженным после того, как его исключили из группы.
She wore castoffs from her older sister.
Она носила старьё от своей старшей сестры.
He felt like a castoff after being excluded from the team.
Он чувствовал себя изгоем после исключения из команды.
Additional translations
отходы
брак
закрытиевяз.
расчёттипогр.
Synonyms
discard
waste
refuse
rejection
abandonment
Antonyms
keepsake
treasure
possession
asset
keeper
castoffadjective
UK
/ˈkɑːstɒf/
US
/ˈkæstɔf/
The castoff materials were reused.
Выброшенные материалы были использованы повторно.
He found a use for the castoff materials.
Он нашел применение ненужным материалам.
The castoff toys were given to the orphanage.
Брошенные игрушки были отданы в детский дом.
Additional translations
поношенныйОбычно о одежде и вещах, бывших в употреблении.
Synonyms
discarded
abandoned
rejected
thrown away
unused
Antonyms
kept
retained
cherished
valued
prized
accepted

Definitions

castoffnoun
An item that has been discarded or rejected.
The thrift store was filled with castoffs from the local community.
A person who is rejected or dismissed from a group or society.
He felt like a castoff after being excluded from the team.
The method or act of finishing knitted fabric by removing live stitches from the needles.
Her castoff was too tight, so the edge of the scarf puckered.
An estimate of the amount of space that text will occupy when set in type or laid out.
The production manager prepared a castoff before sending the manuscript to the printer.
castoffadjective
No longer wanted or needed; discarded.
She wore a castoff coat that her sister had outgrown.
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