Definition
Definition of junked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
damageRare US broken or no longer workingRare US
- The junked computer was beyond repair.
2.
wasteRare US discarded as useless or worthlessRare US
- The junked car sat in the yard for years.
Origin of junked
English, junk (discarded items) + -ed (past tense)
Examples of junked in a sentence
He sold the junked appliances for scrap. The junked computer was left in the garage. They found a junked bike in the alley.
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- French:hors d'usage, rejeté, ...
- German:kaputt, weggeworfen, ...
- Italian:rotto, abbandonato, ...
- Spanish:desechado, descartado, ...
- Portuguese:quebrado, descartado, ...
- Chinese:报废的, 废弃的, ...
- Japanese:壊れた, 廃棄された, ...
- Arabic:تالف, مُهْمَل, ...
- Hebrew:מְקוּלְקָל, מוּשְׁלָךְ, ...
- Russian:сломанный, выброшенный, ...
- Ukrainian:зламаний, викинутий, ...
- Hindi:टूटा हुआ, फेंका हुआ, ...
Definition of junk - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
discarded itemsold or discarded articles that are considered useless or of little value
- He cleared the junk from the garage.
2.
- Don't listen to his junk; it's all lies.
3.
- He joked about his junk in the locker room.
4.
- He was arrested for possessing junk.
5.
boatChinese sailing vessel
- The harbor was filled with traditional junks.
Verb
1.
disposalUS discard something as useless or unwantedUS
- He decided to junk his old car after it broke down again.
2.
discoveryfind something valuable among discarded items
- She managed to junk a rare book at the sale.
Images of junk
Chinese sailing vessel
Expressions with junk
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unproductive time spent on trivial activities
He spent too much junk time scrolling through social media.
high-risk, high-yield bond issued by a company
Investors were wary of the high default rates of junk bonds.
news with little real information, often sensational or shallow
Junk food news filled the front page today.
worthless mechanical or electrical equipment
That old car is just a hunk of junk.
object considered worthless or of no value
That old car is just a piece of junk.
unwanted email messages, often for advertising
My inbox is full of junk email today.
food low in nutrition, often processed, usually high in calories
Junk food is bad for your health.
unwanted mail sent in bulk
I always throw away junk mail without reading it.
collection of discarded items
A junk pile of old furniture stood in the backyard.
collection of useless or worthless items
His garage is filled with a bunch of junk.
disorganized collection of items
His room looked like a junk heap.
news that is unreliable, low-quality, or misleading
Junk news spreads quickly on social media.
drawer for storing miscellaneous small items
I found the missing scissors in the junk drawer.
unnecessary fee for additional profit
Customers were upset about the junk fee on their bank statements.
person or company sending unsolicited mail
The junk mailer filled my inbox with advertisements.
shop selling used things at low prices
I found a vintage lamp at the junk shop.
large amount of useless items
His garage is filled with a pile of junk.
unscientific claims presented as scientific facts
The book debunked popular junk science theories about nutrition.
debris from defunct satellites and rockets in space
Space agencies track space junk to prevent collisions.
gathering where people bring unwanted items
We had a junk party to exchange old stuff.
eat a lot of junk food
After the breakup, he would junk out every night.
stretches of DNA not coding for genes
Junk DNA does not code for any genes.
Origin of junk
Old French, junk (old rope)
Examples of junk in a sentence
They sold their junk at the flea market. That conspiracy theory is complete junk. I ignored the junk in the online comments. He accidentally injured his junk during the game. The doctor examined his junk for any issues. The streets were filled with dealers selling junk.
She struggled to quit using junk after rehab. They sailed the junk across the South China Sea. The museum displayed a model of an ancient junk. She decided to junk the broken chair. They junked the old computer. He managed to junk an antique vase at the market. They often junk valuable items during their weekend hunts.
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- French:vieilleries, jeter, ...
- German:Schrott, wegwerfen, ...
- Italian:roba vecchia, scartare, ...
- Spanish:chatarra, tirar, ...
- Portuguese:tralha, descartar, ...
- Chinese:废物, 丢弃, ...
- Japanese:ガラクタ, 捨てる, ...
- Arabic:خُرْدَة, تَخَلَّصَ من, ...
- Hebrew:גְּרוּטָאוֹת, לְהַשְׁלִיךְ, ...
- Russian:хлам, выбросить, ...
- Ukrainian:мотлох, викинути, ...
- Hindi:कबाड़, फेंक देना, ...
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