junked

UK
/dʒʌŋkt/
US
/dʒʌŋkt/
junkverb

junked

Past Simple

junked
Past Simple
junked
Past Participle
junking
Gerund
UK
/dʒʌŋk/
US
/dʒʌŋk/
Translations
I decided to junk the old furniture.
Я решил выбрасывать старую мебель.
She wants to junk all the unnecessary paperwork.
Она хочет избавиться от всей ненужной документации.
Definitions
To discard or abandon as useless or unwanted.
He decided to junk the old computer because it was beyond repair.
To damage or destroy (something, especially a vehicle) so badly that it is fit only for scrap.
The collision completely junked the front end of the car.
Synonyms
toss out
get rid of
dispose of
throw away
junknoun
Definitions
Old or discarded articles that are considered useless or of little value.
The garage was filled with old junk that needed to be thrown away.
A Chinese sailing vessel with a flat bottom and high stern, often used in East Asia.
The harbor was dotted with traditional junks, their sails billowing in the wind.
Slang: illegal narcotic drugs, especially heroin.
He was arrested for possession of junk.
Vulgar slang: a man's genitals.
He accidentally got kicked in the junk during the match.
Unwanted or unsolicited advertising material, especially in electronic or postal form.
My inbox is full of junk that I delete every morning.
junkadjective
Definitions
Cheap, worthless, or of very poor quality.
He bought a junk car that broke down within a week.