Translation of German word "Müll" to English
derMüll
/mʏl/
Meaning
NounFood waste material of any kind.
How to use
The masculine noun Müll ('garbage / rubbish / waste / trash') is a singular collective noun and has no plural. The related verb is müllen (rare) or zumüllen (to clutter).
🇬🇧 English
Müll
Example
Der Müll in meinem Garten ist sehr groß.
The trash in my garden is very big.
Ich liebe es, wenn der Müll weg ist.
I love it when the trash is gone.
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Common phrases
- Müll trennen— to separate / sort garbage (idiom)
- Mülleimer— rubbish bin / dustbin (related compound)
- Müll wegbringen— to take out the garbage
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Frequency rank: #500 in German
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What is the definition of the German word "der Müll"?▼
The German word "der Müll" is defined as: "Food waste material of any kind."
What does the German word "der Müll" mean?▼
The German word "der Müll" means "Müll" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Der Müll in der Straße ist sehr groß." (which translates as "The trash in my garden is very big.").
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