refuse
ਇਨਕਾਰ
definition
verb
I refused to answer
indicate or show that one is not willing to do something.
noun
heaps of refuse
matter thrown away or rejected as worthless; trash.
example
he's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would 'refuse' him
Both are intense competitors who 'refuse' to concede defeat.
He said he felt sorry for the council 'refuse' workers having to deal with the waste.
I would ask the council to immediately reinstate weekly 'refuse' collections of non-recyclable rubbish and to provide recycling boxes that are designed to avoid the present problems.
We want to avoid this wherever possible but despite the fact we pay for flights and offer generous resettlement grants, many of these failed claimants still 'refuse' to leave.
'refuse' collection
Aides to the reclusive cleric, however, have indicated that he will 'refuse' to back a specific party in the December vote.
The alternate week 'refuse' collection, which sees household rubbish picked up once a fortnight, was designed with recycling aims in mind.
The skip containers will be used mainly for garden 'refuse' and rubbish which does not generally fit in the normal green drums.
He said at present three companies collect 'refuse' in the area.
he's so conceited he'd never believe anyone would 'refuse' him
Soon that odour will disappear under the heady scent of rotting 'refuse' .
They also say that if materials for recycling are placed in the proper boxes, there should not be enough domestic 'refuse' left to warrant a weekly collection.
The bill does not include the cost of domestic and business 'refuse' collections.
Many residents have expressed concerns that the rising tide of rotting 'refuse' will attract rats and other vermin.
heaps of 'refuse'
Workers have called for work stoppages if the car companies 'refuse' to negotiate on the issue.
The increased 'refuse' disposal charges are leading to a growth in indiscriminate and illegal dumping, writes Denis J. Croke.
Staff from the arts centre had to collect three 'refuse' bags full of rubbish that was left strewn about outside.
The council is already looking at a range of measures to tackle the growing problem of litter, trade waste, domestic 'refuse' and fly-tipping.
The clearest indication of the council's failure to understand what is happening can be found in their claims regarding reduction in the amount of domestic 'refuse' going to landfill.
Household waste presented for collection in 'refuse' sacks or cardboard boxes will not be collected by Council staff.
Under the present scheme, there is a weekly collection of 'refuse' in black sacks, one bag of garden waste collected a week and fortnightly collections of recycling items, in bags.
We were told only garden and household 'refuse' could be left free of charge.
heaps of 'refuse'
The 'refuse' bin itself will hold the contents of approximately four or five black boxes.
The dumping will be supervised, to ensure that only garden 'refuse' is deposited.
But it might also whet the public's appetite and be less of a burden on the taxpayer should motorists stubbornly 'refuse' to leave their cars at home.
'refuse' collection
Greenwich, Bromley and Lewisham all have 'refuse' depots where rubbish can be disposed of free of charge.
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