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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of garbage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered to be of little value or quality, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After cleaning out the attic, I found a bit of garbage that I had forgotten about from years ago."
Alternatives: "a little trash" or "some junk".
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"You can see quite a bit of garbage floating in it".
Imagine if I'd been standing there holding a filthy kid who was chewing on a bit of garbage: I'd have been arrested.
Frankly, there is quite a bit of garbage all around the school and basically everywhere in the center of Derventa.
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The model seems to be a few years old which clearly gives the company a bit of leeway in what kind of garbage it can sell its customers.
So could anyone, with a bit of luck, and maybe some garbage.
The work at the site we visited was about halfway to completion and the surroundings felt lonely and barren -- lots of sand and the occasional bit of garbage but nothing living.
Then he and the media went further, and soon every bit of garbage in the Indian Ocean was plastered over the press as the latest bit of MH370 to emerge.
Examine every bit of garbage and waste that your operation produces and ask "What else can I do with this?".
For now, the process behind Puy du Fou's garbage birds is a bit of a mystery.
"We make the chutes from tape, garbage bags, nylon string and a bit of wire.
Therefore it's a bit of a relief when an actual news item comes along, like this one about a garbage collector who wears a monkey mask.
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