junk

English - Turkish

Definition of junk in English Turkish dictionary

atılacak eşyalar

ıskartaya çıkarmak

hurdaya çıkarmak

kuru kalabalık

Babamın öldüğünde bıraktığı antikalar değersiz hurdalardan başka bir şey değildi. - The antiques my father left when he died turned out to be nothing but worthless junk.

(Argo) uyuşturucu maddeler

hırtı pırtı

Tom bir sürü hurda biriktirdi. - Tom has accumulated a lot of junk.

O hurdayı öyle yüksek bir fiyata gerçekten sattığına inanamıyorum. - I can't believe that you really sold that junk for such a high price.

Bütün bu ıvır zıvırdan kurtulabilir misin? - Could you get rid of all this junk?

Bütün bu ıvır zıvırla ne yapmak istiyorsun? - What do you want to do with all this junk?

döküntü eşya

Tom'un bir sürü çöpten kurtulması gerekiyor. - Tom needs to get rid of a lot of junk.

Çinli'lere özgü altı düz yelkenli gemi

(Gıda) abur cubur

junk food = abur cubur besin değeri az olan yiyecek.

Tom çocuklarının abur cubur yemesine izin vermez. - Tom doesn't allow his children to eat junk food.

Tom çok fazla abur cubur yer. - Tom eats too much junk food.

(deyim) kalça (amerikan argo)

(argo) Penis, alet, malafat

{i} argo uyuşturucu maddeler

{i} hurda demir

{f} ıskartaya ayırmak

{i} atılacak eşyalar; hurdalar: That car's a piece of junk. O arabanın hurdası çıkmış

{i} esrar

Kuzenim bir esrarkeştir. - My cousin is a junkie.

{f} atmak

çinli`lere özgü altı düz yelkenli gemi

junk dealer eski eşya satıcısı

{i} değersiz şey

Sen hiç bu değersiz şeyin bazılarından kurtulmayı düşündün mü? - Have you ever considered getting rid of some of this junk?

yelkenli/eroin/çöp/hurda

{i} uyuşturucu

{f} çöpe atmak

Çin sularında kullanılan bir çeşit yelkenli gemi

{i} Çin yelkenlisi

{i} tapon mal

{f} hurdaya ayırmak

Yeni arabamın üstüne bir ağaç düştü ve onu hurdaya ayırmak zorunda kaldım. - A tree fell on my new car and I had to junk it.

dili çöpe atmak

Kurtulmamız gereken bir sürü işe yaramaz döküntümüz var. - We've got a bunch of useless junk we should get rid of.

(Ticaret) çürük tahvil

(Bilgisayar) önemsiz posta

eski eşya dükkanı

junk dealer

junk dealer

sağlıksız yiyecek

junk market

yumuşak piston yayı

eski eşya dükkânı

araba mezarlığı

junk e-mail

önemsiz e-posta

Tom neredeyse asla abur cubur yemez. - Tom almost never eats junk food.

Gerçek yemek yeme yerine, sadece tüm gün abur cubur yedik. - Instead of eating real food, we just ate junk food all day.

junk in the trunk

Bagajda önemsiz

hurda yığını

(Ticaret) ıskarta tahviller

(Bilgisayar) istenmeyen eposta

tadı güzel, besin değeri az olan yiyecek

argo hurdası çıkmış araba

reklam olarak gelen posta

(Havacılık) gaz segmanı

junk senders

(Bilgisayar) önemsiz gönderenler

junk senders list

Önemsiz İleti Gönderenler Listesi

eskici dükkânı

(Ticaret) araba mezarlığı

araba mezarlığı

piece of junk

(Argo) külüstür

piece of junk

(Argo) hurda

past of junk

önemsiz geçmiş

plural of , junk

in, önemsiz çoğul

remainders of iron, junk iron

demir kalıntıları, hurda demir

uyuşturucu müptelası

English - English

Definition of junk in English English dictionary: Genitalia; Salt beef; A Chinese sailing vessel; A collection of miscellaneous items of little value; Discarded or waste material; rubbish, trash; To throw away; Any narcotic drug, especially heroin; {n} a Chinese ship, old ropes; any of various Chinese boats with a high poop and lugsails; (aka: "backspin", "english") see "juice" above; Collective term for all golfing side bets You can pick up junk from barkies, greenies, nasties, sandies, and, yes, even birdies; Pieces of old cable or old cordage, used for making gaskets, mats, swabs, etc; and when picked to pieces, forming oakum for filling the seams of ships; A type of defense where the lazy/ old players stand around in space and the young stupid player runs around after the disc See Marker; Things that belong to Dad; A fragment of any solid substance; a thick piece; A type of ship of Chinese waters; A slang term for heroine Other street names include black tar, china white, dog food, dreamer, dust, H, horse, scag, and smack; {i} flat-bottomed Chinese sailing ship with square sails; the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up; Junk is old and used goods that have little value and that you do not want any more. What are you going to do with all that junk, Larry?; Old iron, or other metal, glass, paper, etc; Hard salted beef supplied to ships; A large vessel, without keel or prominent stem, and with huge masts in one piece, used by the Chinese, Japanese, Siamese, Malays, etc; Things belonging to Dad; in navigating their waters; E-MAIL - unsolicited commercial e-mail; also known as "spam " Usually junk e-mail doesn't contain the recipient's address on the "To" line Instead, the addressee is a made-up name, such as "friend@public com " Or the address on the "To" line is identical to the one on the "From' line; Dad's stuff; n Slang for off-speed shots, balls intentionally hit off the block, and deflected shots that do not travel in expected paths or to anticipated locations; Heroin; (B) poor cards; poor honor cards; {f} throw out, get rid of, trash; If you junk something, you get rid of it or stop using it. Consumers will not have to junk their old cassettes to use the new format = ditch, jettison. to get rid of something because it is old or useless. Classic Chinese sailing vessel of ancient unknown origin, still in wide use. High-sterned, with a projecting bow, the junk carries up to five masts on which are set square sails consisting of panels of linen or matting flattened by bamboo strips. Each sail can be spread or closed at a pull, like a venetian blind. The massive rudder takes the place of a keel. Chinese junks were sailing to Indonesian and Indian waters by the early Middle Ages; dispose of (something useless or old); "trash these old chairs"; "junk an old car"; "scrap your old computer"; {i} material which has been thrown out or discarded, trash, refuse, something which is useless or worthless; heroin or other narcotic (Slang); The style of play that has many stones in play; male genitalia; bought and sold by junk dealers
junk DNA: Any portion of the DNA sequence of a chromosome or a genome for which no function has been identified
junk bond: A bond (an instrument of debt) which is considered below "investment grade" due to a significant risk of default by the issuer. The interest rate is higher in order to compensate holders for that risk
junk conference: A form of academic conference which is run for other than academic purposes and which does not meet normal academic standards
He found a junk conference to attend so he could go somewhere warm last winter.
junk food: Food with little or no nutritional value
junk mail: any mail or letters that are not welcome or solicited and typically sent in bulk; especially mail of a commercial nature such as advertising circulars and form letters
junk science: A cluster of assertions, publications, and experts that have the appearance, but not the actuality, of a scientific specialty
Our field falls neither in the category of immediately acceptable DNA experts at one end of the spectrum nor in the category of the immediately unacceptable so-called junk sciences at the other end.
junk science: Assertions that have the appearance, but not the actuality, of scientific support
His testimimony was worse than science fiction, it was junk science.
junk sciences: plural form of junk science
junk shot: a method to shut off a faulty blowout preventer (BOP) by injecting the BOP with material that will clog up the innards and result in a choking off of the hole
junk sick: Of or pertaining to the nausea sometimes suffered by the user of a narcotic the following day, or after the effects of the drug begin to wear off
I checked into the hospital junk sick and spent four days there ... - William S. Burroughs, from The Yagé Letters, 1953.
junk sick: Of or pertaining to withdrawal symptoms when referring to the use of narcotics, often having flu-like symptoms
... a few old relics from hop smoking times, spectral janitors, grey as ashes, phantom porters sweeping out dusty halls with a slow old man's hand, coughing and spitting in the junk-sick dawn ... - William S. Burroughs, from Naked Lunch, 1959.
junk-sick: variation of junk sick
junk in the trunk: (Argo) A large bottom, especially when the person attached otherwise attractive: "She is pretty cute, but she's got a lot of junk in the trunk after eating dorm food all year."
junk mail: Unwanted e-mail messages, such as unsolicited advertisements
junk mail: email that is mass-mailed to email addresses, often selling something or providing links to commercial websites; similar to regular junk mail
junk mail: Unwanted mail often binned unread by uninterested recipients p 545
junk mail: Another term for direct mail
junk mail: third-class mail consisting of advertising and often addressed to `resident' or `occupant'
junk mail: Junk email or spam is unsolicited email sent to your mailbox
junk DNA: DNA that does not code for proteins or their regulation but constitutes approximately 95 percent of the human genome. It is postulated to be involved in the evolution of new genes and possibly in gene repair
junk art: Three-dimensional art made from junked materials, such as metal, glass, or wood
junk bond: A bond with a speculative credit rating of BB ( S&P ) or Ba (Moody's) or lower Junk or high-yield bonds offer investors higher yields than bonds of financially sound companies Two agencies, Standard & Poors and Moody's Investor Services, provide the rating systems for companies' credit
junk bond: A bond with a low credit rating Also known as a high-yield bond because of the reward offered to those who are willing to take on the additional risks of a lower-quality bond
junk bond: ~ A debt obligation with a rating of Ba or BB or lower, generally paying interest above the return on more highly rated bonds; sometimes known as high-yield bonds
junk bond: A debt obligation with a rating of Ba or BB or lower, generally paying interest above the return on more highly rated bonds; sometimes known as high-yield bonds
junk bond: If a company issues junk bonds, it borrows money from investors, usually at a high rate of interest, in order to finance a particular deal, for example the setting up or the taking over of another company. A corporate bond having a high yield and high risk. a bond which has a high risk and is often sold to pay for a takeover. Bond paying a high yield but also presenting greater risk than comparable securities. Junk bonds can be identified through the lower grades assigned by rating services (e.g., BBB instead of AAA for the highest quality bonds). Because the possibility of default is great, junk bonds are usually considered too risky for investment by the large institutional investors (savings and loan associations, pension funds, insurance companies, and mutual funds) that provide U.S. corporations with much of their investment capital. Junk bonds are often issued by smaller, newer companies
junk bond: A bond claimed to have high yield, a low investment quality and credit worthiness, usually with a rating of BB or less
junk bond: A bond with a speculative credit rating of BB (S&P) or Ba (Moody's) or lower Junk or high-yield bonds offer investors higher yields than bonds of financially sound companies Two agencies, Standard & Poors and Moody's Investor Services, provide the rating systems for companies' credit
junk bond: Slang for a high-risk security that has received low ratings and thus produces high yields as long as it doesn't go into default
junk bond: high-yielding bond issued by less secure companies; also used to finance leveraged buy-outs
junk bond: A bond issued by a corporation with a below-investment rating, but a high yield
junk bond: A bond with a speculative credit rating of BB or lower is a junk bond Such bonds offer investors higher yields than bonds of financially sound companies Two agencies, Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investor Services, provide the rating systems for companies' credit
junk bond: Bonds with lower than investment grade ratings A bond with a speculative credit rating of BB or lower is a junk bond Such bonds offer investors higher yields than bonds of financially sound companies Two agencies, Standard & Poors and Moody's Investor Services, provide the rating systems for companies' credit
junk bond: a (speculative) bond with a credit rating of BB or lower; issued for leveraged buyouts and other takeovers by companies with questionable credit
junk bond: A high-yield corporate bond issue with a below-investment rating that became a growing source of corporate funding in the 1980s
junk bond: Bonds rated BB or below by Standard & Poor's Corporation and Ba or below by Moody's Investor Service Junk bonds tend to be more volatile and higher yielding than bonds with higher quality ratings
junk bond: A high-yielding corporate bond that is issued by a distressed company These are securities rated BBB or lower Junk bonds have a high risk of default Also called high-yield bonds
junk bond: A debt obligation with a rating of Ba or BB or lower, generally paying interest above the return on more highly rated bonds Junk bonds are also known as high yield bonds
junk bond: A speculative bond rated below investment grade (BB or below for Standard & Poor's, and Ba or below for Moody's) Also called below investment-grade bonds, these bonds are generally issued by a corporation of questionable financial strength or without a proven track record Below investment-grade bonds tend to be more volatile and provide higher yields than do bonds with superior ratings
junk bond: In some cases, the term "junk bonds" is used to refer to all high-yield bonds--i e , those that are rated below investment grade or are not rated In other cases, the term refers to the lower tiers of high-yield bonds in credit quality Many of today's high-yield bonds, particularly those rated Ba by Moody's or BB by other rating agencies, are not considered "junk "
junk bond: A bond with a low investment quality rating Junk bonds are similar to equities in risk
junk bond: These are the lowest quality bonds Bonds with credit ratings below BBB from Standard & Poor's or Baa from Moody's Investor Services are considered "junk" because they have a greater chance of default than investment grade bonds Junk bonds are usually issued by smaller companies without long track records or by companies with questionable credit ratings To compensate for the additional risk, issuers offer higher yields than investment-grade bonds In recent years, however, junk-bond yields have declined as their popularity has increased and default rates have slowed Also called high-yield bonds See "Types of Bonds " BACK TO TOP
junk bond: A bond with a speculative credit rating of BB (S&P) or Ba (Moody's) or lower is a junk or high yield bond Such bonds offer investors higher yields than bonds of financially sound companies Two agencies, Standard & Poors and Moody's investor Services, provide the rating systems for companies' credit
junk bond: ~ A debt obligation with a rating of Ba or BB or lower, generally paying interest above the return on more highly rated bonds; sometimes known as high-yield bonds
junk bond: Bond with a credit rating of BB or lower by rating agencies Although commonly used, the term has a pejorative connotation, and issuers and holders prefer the securities be called high-yield bonds Junk bonds are issued by companies without long track records of sales and earnings, or by those with questionable credit strength
junk bond: Junk bonds are bonds that are considered high yield but also have a high credit risk They are generally low rated bonds and are usually bought on speculation, with the investor hoping for the yield, rather than the default An investor with high risk tolerance may choose to invest in junk bonds
junk bonds: certificates of financial obligation from a company whose financial status is unstable
junk bottle: {i} heavy bottle made of thick dark-colored glass
junk dna: stretches of DNA that do not code for genes; "most of the genome consists of junk DNA"
junk dna: stretches of DNA that do not code for genes; "most of the genome consists of junk DNA
junk e-mail: unwanted e-mail (usually of a commercial nature sent out in bulk)
junk email: Email messages which are received, but not asked for or even wanted
junk email: junk mail spam or unwanted email; usually from an advertiser; but, can be more harmful with attachments files that are really viruses; replying to such mail in anyway confirms your email address; displayed in html email programs, some spam may have images (perhaps invisible) that report back to the sender the id of cookies sent earlier; this in turn allows the sender to match email address with the otherwise anonymous cookies; to combat this, users can 1) switch to non-html mode before viewing suspected spam, 2) delete suspected spam, 3) disable their modem before viewing suspected spam; new email programs might warn users of this spam trick
junk email: Sometimes incorrectly called spam, also referred to as UCE, UBE, UC/BE, bulkmail etc Primarily advertising material sent by email
junk food: food that tastes good but is high in calories having little nutritional value
junk food: If you refer to food as junk food, you mean that it is quick and easy to prepare but is not good for your health. A high-calorie food that is low in nutritional value. food that is not healthy, for example because it contains a lot of fat, sugar etc
junk food tax: {i} fat tax, tax on foods that are considered unhealthy and help obesity
junk mail: Junk email or spam is unsolicited email sent to your mailbox
junk mail: {i} unwanted mail, unsolicited mail (usually advertising)
junk mail: Junk mail is advertisements and publicity materials that you receive through the post which you have not asked for and which you do not want. Third-class mail, such as advertisements, mailed indiscriminately in large quantities. letters, especially advertisements, that are sent by organizations to large numbers of people - used to show disapproval
junk mail: Unwanted mail often binned unread by uninterested recipients p 545
junk mail: Unwanted e-mail messages, such as unsolicited advertisements
junk mail: Another term for direct mail
junk mail: email that is mass-mailed to email addresses, often selling something or providing links to commercial websites; similar to regular junk mail
junk mail: third-class mail consisting of advertising and often addressed to `resident' or `occupant'
junk shop: {i} shop where secondhand goods are sold; antique shop that sells inexpensive antiques
junk shop: a shop that buys and sells old furniture, clothes etc
junk shop: a shop that sells cheap secondhand goods
junk yard: place where junk is stored and sold
junk yard: a place where old or broken furniture, cars etc can be left, or bought and sold
junk-dealer: junk-man, person who buys and sells used items
hunk of junk: a person whom the speaker dislikes
hunk of junk: a clutter of undesirable objects, normally stacked
junky: Having the quality (or being like) junk, cheap or of low quality
junky: Alternative spelling of junkie
space junk: space debris
space junk: Space debris, also known as orbital debris, space junk, and space waste, is the collection of defunct objects in orbit around Earth. This includes everything from spent rocket stages, old satellites, fragments from disintegration, erosion, and collisions
junked: past of junk
junking: present participle of junk
junks: plural of , junk
junks: third-person singular of junk
junky: slang, pejorative, alternative spelling of junkie
junky: {i} (Informal) drug addict, one who uses drugs; one who is addicted to or craves something; fan
junky: someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction; "a golf addict"; "a car nut"; "a news junkie"
junky: junkies another spelling of junkie
junky: a narcotics addict
salt junk: salted pork or beef (Nautical Slang)

Turkish - English

Definition of junk in Turkish English dictionary
junk mail: (Bilgisayar) spail

junk

Turkish pronunciation

cʌngk

Synonyms

bin, chuck, chuck away, chuck out, discard, dispose, ditch, dump, scrap, throw away, throw out, toss, trash, clutter, collateral

Pronunciation

/ˈʤəɴɢk/ /ˈʤʌŋk/

Etymology

[ j&[ng]k ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English jonke.

Tenses

junks, junking, junked

Common Collocations

junk food, junk bond, junk mail

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