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Meanings of junk in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "dust"
Examples for "dust"
1
Another cloud of dust; not in the south, but in the east.
2
They were buried in dust in the dark room in the clock-tower.
3
Background: Workers in cotton industry are occupationally exposed to various dust-related hazards.
4
He goes out in the storms and in the heat and dust.
5
Up in the sky one minute, down in the dust the next.
1
Authorities later said Davis' body had been found buried under the debris.
2
Neither debris nor bodies had been recovered by Saturday night, authorities said.
3
Sources said more bodies were likely to be found beneath the debris.
4
Malaysia's transport minister said further debris had now been found on Reunion.
5
The city is already strewn with what one friend terms human debris.
1
Locals have been helping to clear rubble from affected buildings, he said.
2
Seventy-five years ago, the Spanish town of Guernica was bombed into rubble.
3
As far as she was concerned, the building could fall to rubble.
4
Below me people are making their way to work across rubble-strewn courtyards.
5
In Yingxiu, dynamite was being used to clear rubble and unsafe buildings.
1
The bacteria level in the food detritus alone must be hugely toxic.
2
Fairy tales are detritus of myth, surviving echoes of gods and heroes.
3
Effects of detritus enhancement were much stronger than those of prey enhancement.
4
The barest standing-room was afforded by a patch of shingle and detritus.
5
There were vast boxes full of the accumulated detritus of ten years.
Usage of junk in anglès
1
It is probably among the junk in some of the back rooms.
2
California has passed laws to ban junk-food and soda sales in schools.
3
We drew alongside the junk and an Englishman appeared at the window.
4
Contrast with this toilsome slowness the speed of the junk bound down-stream.
5
They sold it for junk and took the train back to California.
6
Tesco, which has junk-rated debt, also has a strong motive to sell.
7
Machines and bosses are going to be swept to the junk heap.
8
Gaffney says investment-grade European telecoms and utilities were trading at junk-bond prices.
9
Four more were added to our passenger list from the third junk.
10
Often the strips can be secured at low cost from junk dealers.
11
I wouldn't live in that junk-shop if you gave it to me.
12
Bond investors seemed to take Chicago's decline into junk-bond status in stride.
13
Scarcely had we done so, when the junk gave a heavy lurch.
14
He decided to ignore Bivens and regard him as so much junk.
15
Their junk was, however, standing down towards a fleet of considerable size.
16
Oman and Bahrain are rated 'junk' by all major credit rating agencies.
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South Africa
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United States of America
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Australia
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