Take out the trash Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To carry household garbage or waste outside and put it in a bin for collection. It usually refers to a regular cleaning chore in a home or building.
Usage & Nuances
Common in American English; British English prefers 'take out the rubbish' or 'put the rubbish out'. Informal and used mainly for daily household chores and family life. Sometimes shortened to 'take out the trash' without 'please/can you'. Not used for large-scale trash removal.
Example Sentences
Can you take out the trash before dinner?
basic
It's your turn to take out the trash today.
basic
Please remember to take out the trash every night.
basic
I'll take out the trash while you finish the dishes.
natural
If you don't take out the trash, the kitchen will smell.
natural
My parents always remind me to take out the trash on Sundays.
natural