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Voynich Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Junk vs garbage
Are there any differences between the two? Thanks in advance!
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Hi. The difference of two is very collocation based, in some phrases, one fits better than the other. But generally, junk is referred to unwanted items that have no value to YOU, but garbage is a physical waste such as food thrown away, empty containers and can also be used figuratively referring to stupid words, ideas or comments.
- Hi.
- The difference of two is very collocation based, in some phrases, one fits better than the other.
- But generally, junk is referred to unwanted items that have no value to YOU, but garbage is a physical waste such as food thrown away, empty containers and can also be used figuratively referring to stupid words, ideas or comments.
- Hamid
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Hi.
The difference of two is very collocation based, in some phrases, one fits better than the other. But generally, junk is referred to unwanted items that have no value to YOU, but garbage is a physical waste such as food thrown away, empty containers and can also be used figuratively referring to stupid words, ideas or comments.
Hamid
The difference of two is very collocation based, in some phrases, one fits better than the other. But generally, junk is referred to unwanted items that have no value to YOU, but garbage is a physical waste such as food thrown away, empty containers and can also be used figuratively referring to stupid words, ideas or comments.
Hamid
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