片付け

• 読み: かたづけ
• ローマ字: katazuke
• 漢字の分解: 片 (kata) — one-sided, piece; 付 (zuke/tsuke) — attach, put
• 発音: /ka.ta.dzɯ.ke/

意味

Tidying up; cleaning up; finishing off. The act of putting things in order or completing a task.

A noun derived from the verb 片付ける (to tidy up, to settle). Used both for physical cleaning and organizing, and for finishing off tasks or resolving matters. Gained international attention through Marie Kondo's tidying movement. Common in daily household language.

例文

1. 食事の後は片付けを手伝ってね。
2. 部屋の片付けがなかなか終わらない。
3. 仕事の片付けをしてから帰ります。

使い方ガイド

場面: household, work, daily life

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

Derived from 片付ける, which combines 片 (one-sided, partial) and 付ける (to attach/put). The sense is of putting things in their proper place, one by one.

文化的背景

時代: Classical

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal