When we talk about things we don't want anymore, like old food or broken items, we call that 'déchets' in French. It's similar to saying 'trash' or 'garbage' in English. For example, if you finish your snack, the wrapper becomes 'un déchet'. If you clean out your fridge, the things you throw away are 'des déchets'. It's a common word you'll hear when talking about keeping things tidy or recycling.
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例句
Il faut jeter les déchets dans la poubelle de tri.
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