Don't litter everywhere.

Litter reads French and English? ['me? t？ ] beautiful? ['me? t？ ]?

1, n. garbage; Cars and stretchers; A nest (of animals); Lawless

2. littering; Mat grass for; ruin

3. intransitive verbs give birth to children; waste

Phrases:

1, a terrible mess.

2. In a mess?

A pile of magazines is just a pile of messy magazines.

A litter of puppies

Extended information 1. Discrimination of garbage meaning;

Waste, rubbish, rubbish and rubbish all mean "rubbish".

1, waste is a common word with a wide concept, which refers to anything discarded.

2. Garbage mainly refers to organic garbage, including kitchen leftovers or food that can no longer be used. It can also be used for extension.

Garbage is a common word, which refers to anything that is piled up, damaged, used or useless, especially the discarded garbage dump. It can also be used for extension.

Littering is the general term for littering, especially littering and unsightly waste.

Second, the synonym of garbage: garbage

Reading French and English garbage? 【d？ K] beautiful? 【d？ k]？

As a noun, it means: garbage, waste; boat

Phrases:

1, space junk? Space junk, space junk

2. Junk bonds? Junk bonds; Low-priced but high-risk bonds

3. thrift store? Second-hand shops; Meaningless signals; Scrapped satellites; fragment

Example:

Ross found her furniture in a thrift store.

Ross found her furniture in a thrift store.