What does rubish mean?

Answer 1

The noun "rubbish" is an uncountable (mass) noun, which have no plural form. To distinguish quantities of an uncountable noun, they're referred to as a piece of trash or pieces of trash, a pile of trash or piles of trash.

Answer 2

Rubbish is something that is not good or seems nice for us!, well nothis to say rubbish is the thing that is much not good

Answer 3

It's a British slang term meaning trash, gargadge, nonsense

Answer 4

Other words you could use to mean "rubbish" include garbage, trash, and junk.

Answer 5

Rubbish is another word for trash or garbage. A sentence using the word rubbish would be, "After the parade, the streets were lined with rubbish."

Answer 6

The story he told us was a load of rubbish.

There was a pile of rubbish in the corner.

Answer 7

She looked through the rubbish.

They had to wear masks because of the stink of the rubbish.

The others thought it was true, but he knew it was just rubbish.

Answer 8

There is a lot of rubbish in that river.

That movie was really rubbish.