()えるゴミ

もえるごみ
noun
burnable garbage; combustible waste
1. burnable garbage; combustible waste
A category of household waste that can be incinerated, as defined by municipal garbage collection systems in Japan. Includes paper, food scraps, and certain plastics.
()えるゴミの()火曜日(かようび)だ。
Burnable garbage day is Tuesday.
()えるゴミと()えないゴミを()けてください。
Please separate burnable and non-burnable garbage.
()()しの(とき)大量(たいりょう)()えるゴミが()たので、何回(なんかい)かに()けて()した。
A large amount of burnable garbage came out during the move, so I put it out in several batches.

USAGE:
An essential daily-life term in Japan, where garbage is strictly sorted by category. ()えるゴミ is one of the main categories, along with ()えないゴミ (non-burnable garbage) and 資源(しげん)ゴミ (recyclable waste). Collection days and sorting rules vary by municipality. Also written as 可燃(かねん)ゴミ on official signs.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ()えるゴミの() (burnable garbage day)
  • ()えるゴミの(ふくろ) (burnable garbage bag)
  • ()えるゴミに()す (to put out as burnable garbage)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ()えないゴミ: non-burnable garbage — metals, ceramics, glass
  • 可燃(かねん)ゴミ: combustible waste — formal equivalent
  • 資源(しげん)ゴミ: recyclable waste — paper, cans, bottles, plastics