junkyard

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• General-American: /ˈd͡ʒʌŋkˌjɑɹd/
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• CMU ARPABET: JH AH1 NG K Y AA2 R D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From junk + yard.

26 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: dipòsit de ferralla — a place where rubbish is placed
• Dutch: vuilnisbelt — a place where rubbish is placed
• Dutch: stortplaats — a place where rubbish is placed
• Finnish: kaatopaikka — a place where rubbish is placed
• French: décharge — a place where rubbish is placed
• German: Müllplatz — a place where rubbish is placed
• German: Müllabladeplatz — a place where rubbish is placed
• Italian: rigattiere — a place where rubbish is placed
• Latin: dēpositus scrūtōrum — a place where rubbish is placed
• Polish: wysypisko — a place where rubbish is placed
• Portuguese: ferro-velho — a place where rubbish is placed
• Portuguese: depósita por lixo — a place where rubbish is placed
• Spanish: basurero — a place where rubbish is placed
• Swedish: tipp — a place where rubbish is placed
• Swedish: soptipp — a place where rubbish is placed
• Dutch: schroothoop — a business that sells used metal or items
• Finnish: romuttamo — a business that sells used metal or items
• Finnish: hajottamo — a business that sells used metal or items
• French: casse — a business that sells used metal or items
• French: cour à scrap — a business that sells used metal or items
• German: Schrottplatz — a business that sells used metal or items
• Polish: złomowisko — a business that sells used metal or items
• Polish: złomownia — a business that sells used metal or items
• Russian: сва́лка (sválka) — a business that sells used metal or items
• Spanish: chatarrería — a business that sells used metal or items
• Spanish: cementerio — a business that sells used metal or items