Bin (noun)

1. A container used for storage, made of wood or plastic.
2. A container for waste material.
3. A container for separating different types of recyclable materials.

Origin:

From middle english binne, from old english binn, from proto-germanic *binnō ("bin, chest"), from proto-indo-european *bheid- ("to split").

Examples:

1. She put the apples in the bin.
2. He threw the trash in the bin.
3. The bin was filled with recyclable materials.
4. The bin was labeled "Paper".
5. The bin was labeled "Plastic".