Waste and Recycling Vocabulary

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A complete list of vocabulary terms from the lecture notes covering core waste management concepts, recycling materials, and common produce items.

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waste

Material that is no longer needed or usable; part of the core active vocabulary.

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rubbish

Waste material; refuse or litter.

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bin

A container for waste or recyclables.

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recycle

The process of converting waste materials into new materials and objects.

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paper

A thin material produced from wood pulp used for writing, printing, or packaging.

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plastic

A synthetic material that can be shaped when soft and then hardened, often used for containers.

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glass

A hard, brittle, transparent substance used for making bottles and jars.

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metal

A solid material, such as aluminum or steel, used to make cans.

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cardboard

A stiff, thick paper material used for making boxes.

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bottle

A container with a narrow neck, typically made of glass or plastic, used for liquids.

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jar

A wide-mouthed cylindrical container, typically made of glass, used for storing food.

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can

A cylindrical metal container used for food or beverages.

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carton

A light box or container, usually made of cardboard or plastic, for holding goods like milk or juice.

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bag

A flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying items.

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lid

A removable or hinged cover for the top of a container.

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food scraps

Leftover pieces of food or waste from food preparation.

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recycling bin

A designated container for items that can be processed and reused.

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general waste bin

A container for rubbish that is not recyclable or designated for garden waste.

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food and garden waste bin

A container for organic materials like food scraps and yard trimmings.

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reduce

To use less of something or decrease the amount of waste produced.

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reuse

To use something again instead of throwing it away.

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red

A color included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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green

A color included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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blue

A color included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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yellow

A color included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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orange (color/fruit)

A color and a fruit included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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brown

A color included in the supporting recognition vocabulary.

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apple

A type of fruit included in the recognition vocabulary.

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banana

A type of fruit included in the recognition vocabulary.

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grapes

A type of fruit included in the recognition vocabulary.

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carrot

A type of vegetable included in the recognition vocabulary.

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potato

A type of vegetable included in the recognition vocabulary.

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corn

A type of vegetable included in the recognition vocabulary.

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broccoli

A type of vegetable included in the recognition vocabulary.