What does "Tidy up" mean?

To clean and organize a space To make a place neat and organized. Common British expression.

How do you use "Tidy up" in a sentence?

Tidy up your room. Having a tidy-up. Need to tidy up. Quick tidy-up.

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

意味: To clean and organize a space

整理和收拾空间

Limpiar y organizar un espacio

片付ける、整理整頓する

정리 정돈하다

To make a place neat and organized. Common British expression.

使地方整洁有序。常见的英国表达。

Dejar un lugar ordenado y organizado. Expresión común británica.

場所をきれいに整える。イギリスでよく使われる表現。

장소를 깔끔하고 정돈되게 만드는 것. 흔히 쓰이는 영국식 표현.

/ˈtaɪdi ʌp/

場面: cleaning, organizing, housework

トーン: practical, everyday

Universal but very British
Universal but very British（通用但很英式）
Universal but very British (universal pero muy británico)
Universal but very British（世界共通だがとてもイギリス的）
보편적이지만 매우 영국적인 표현
Americans also use it
Americans also use it（美国人也用）
Americans also use it (los americanos también lo usan)
Americans also use it（アメリカ人も使う）
미국에서도 사용됨

British expression for making things neat and orderly.

語源: Tidy + up (intensifier)

初出: British expression

Era: Traditional

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Marie Kondo effect; Household

Regional notes: Universal but especially common in British English.

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