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Meanings of rubbish dump in English

Portuguese
descargas descontroladas de resíduos
Catalan
abocador
Wikidata

A piece of land where waste materials are dumped.

descargas descontroladas de resíduos
Usage of rubbish dump in English
1
The nun's body was found on a rubbish dump two months later.
The Guardian
2
The children would clamber around on the rubbish dump all day long.
Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
3
Van Halen had transformed rock by unwittingly creating music's most profitable rubbish dump.
The Guardian
4
On a rubbish dump in the middle of an industrial park, that's where.
The Irish Times
5
They pulled them from the rubbish dump around their homes.
BBC
6
The discovery, made by PGS Heritage, is believed to be an old rubbish dump.
The South African
7
Latin America's largest rubbish dump is to close, costing thousands of local people their jobs.
BBC
8
And nobody wants to live in a rubbish dump.
Wired
9
The ground was sloping downward now, and becoming more and more like a rubbish dump.
The amber spyglass
10
Where once stood a giant rubbish dump the Mansão is a vast, ultra-modern community complex.
The Guardian
11
By now, the stench is overpowering and you'll know what you're confronting: Israel's main rubbish dump.
The Irish Times
12
Auckland Council is recommending plans for a controversial rubbish dump earmarked for Dome Valley be declined.
Radio NZ
13
Transporting ashes in a plastic bag to a rubbish dump, as has happened in Masih's case.
The Guardian
14
It has been transformed into a rubbish dump.
The Irish Times
15
Veronica Sosa said the remains were sent by police after they were found in a rubbish dump.
News.com.au
16
Police investigating drug gangs in Mexico have discovered 51 corpses in a field near a rubbish dump.
The Irish Times
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abocador
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