to bin
1
2.9
- verb
- /bɪn/
:
tirar a la basura
- I decided to bin the old magazines that were taking up too much space.
This is where you're either going to bin it or win it.
- This is where you're either going to bin it or win it.
- Just go straight, you know, just bin it all off.
Examples
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I was going to bin it.
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Well... ... it's useless, mate, bin it.
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He's gonna bin me, I know it.
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They could edit our letters or simply bin them.
Blog text (4) -
Yeah, bin it.
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Before the cleanup, we should bin anything that is broken or no longer needed.
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She reminded me to bin the expired food from the fridge.
Synonyms
655
1.0
To put things into a container to carry or store them
463
1.0
To put something away to use later
42
1.0
To put things into a container for storage or transport
38
1.0
To put things into a bag, for example when shopping
37
1.6
To put liquid into bottles for sale or storage
8
3.5
To store goods in a large building before sale or delivery
5
4.1
To put something into a strong box for moving or keeping safe
4
4.8
To put things into a large round container to keep or move them
4
2.0
To put something into a bag for carrying
1
4.8
To store grain or animal feed inside a tall farm container
To put papers or small items into a desk compartment
Compounds
- Slur
18
9.9
An offensive slang word for a hospital for people with serious mental health problems
- Jargon
1
8.1
A small area where a player must wait as a penalty in sports like rugby or hockey
- Slur
1
9.9
A slang word for a place that feels noisy and chaotic, like a house or office with many people
- Specialized
A folder that holds deleted files so you can restore or permanently remove them
How Permanent
30
3.9
463
1.0
1
2.9
225
2.0
∞
1.6
24
2.4
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bin as a verb comes from the noun and simply means to put something into a 'bin' or container. That's why to 'bin' something is to store it or to throw it away.