junk

[ʤʌŋk] n

Ausschuss m; Ausschuß m (alt); Klamotte f; Klamotten f; Kluft f (Kleider); unbrauchbares Material; Kikikram m (ugs.: wertloser Kram); Dschunke f; Krempel f; wertloses Zeug; Geraffel südd., österr.; Gruscht schwäbisch; Klumpatsch abwertend; Rumpel südd.

agric.

Abfälle m

avunc.

Gehänge n (Andrey Truhachev)

busin.

altes Zeug

comp.

Makulatur f; sinnlose Information; Informationsmüll m; bedeutungslose Daten; unsinnige Daten; Spam m

comp., MS

Junk-E-Mail m (E-mail that a customer does not want delivered to their inbox, including spam and phishing messages (identified by the mail service) and messages from blocked senders and domains)

construct.

Altstoff m

inf.

Graffel österr., südd.

Schrott m

Stoff m (sl.: Rauschgift, bes. Heroin); Herointinktur f

tech.

Firlefanz m; Klimbim m; Krimskrams m; Ramsch m; Trödel m; Abfall m; Alteisen n

junks n

gen.

Dschunken f; schmeißt weg

junked v

gen.

weggeschmissen

English thesaurus

Junk [ʤʌŋk] abbr.

abbr., file.ext.

.jnk (file name extension)

st.exch., abbr.

junked abbr.

abbr., oil

jnk

junk

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junk abbr.
gen.	Ausschuss; Ausschuß; Klamotte; Klamotten; Kluft; unbrauchbares Material


heap abbr.
gen.	Halde; Haufen; Menge; anhäufen; horten; Heap