Bin

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Bin can refer to:

  • Any container for storing any kind of material or items, usually with a large opening at the top so that contents can easily be removed, often with a lid
  • Dustbin, a container for rubbish or waste
  • The verb where someone throws something away, sometimes into the above. "Oh, I binned it"
  • /bin, a common Unix directory
  • In mathematics, the histogram of a discrete variable that can acquire m different values is called an "m-bin histogram"
  • In manufacturing, electronic devices are tested and sorted according to performance into bins. This process is referred to as binning
  • In video editing, a bin is a location, real or virtual, for storing media to be used in a production
  • An Arabic name, ibn = "son", as in Osama bin Laden
  • Sin Bin or Sin-Bin, another name for a penalty box
  • Won Bin, a Korean actor
  • The stage name of Jeon Hye Bin, a K-pop singer
  • .bin, a CD disk image file format
  • W-Bin (as seen in Acoustic Control Corporation article)
  • Cargo bin

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