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trash can

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trash can
n
a US name for dustbin Also called ash can garbage can
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Noun1.trash can - a bin that holds rubbish until it is collectedtrash can - a bin that holds rubbish until it is collected
bin - a container; usually has a lid
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trash can سلة المهملات odpadkový koš skraldespand Abfalleimer σκουπιδοτενεκές papelera roskakori poubelle kanta za smeće cestino dei rifiuti くずかご 쓰레기통 vuilnisbak søppelkasse kosz na śmieci caixote do lixo, lata de lixo ящик для мусора soptunna ถังใส่ขยะ çöp kutusu thùng rác 废物箱


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A round trash can is a great utility Be it in homes, in public places or any other place that produces litter or waste, it is an indispensable unit anywhere A round trash can is a great utility.
The garbage is everywhere, I can't even move to another corner," he said, as he sat next to an overflowing trash can.
Trash cans needed for clean city The June 6 Santa Fe River Festival was a great event.
 
 
 
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