What is rubbish tip? How to use in English

The term "rubbish tip" originated in the UK during the early 20th century. Before that, waste was typically disposed of by burying it in backyards, alleyways, or empty land. However, as urbanization and population growth led to an increase in waste production, this practice became impractical and unsanitary. In the 1920s, local authorities began developing official waste disposal sites known as "dumps" or "refuse tips." The waste, or "rubbish" as it's known in the UK, was deposited into large mounds or "tips," which were often located in open spaces on the outskirts of towns. The term "rubbish tip" emerged as a colloquial term to describe these sites, characterizing the unsightly and unrestrained nature of the waste disposal process. Despite efforts to regulate and clean up the tips over time, the term has stuck and remains widely used in the UK to this day.