關於Tidy的意思和用法的提問

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A: It means clean up or put things back in place. Neaten.

"I'm going to tidy up my house."

A: It is both a verb and an adjective.

I tidied up my room.
My room is very tidy.

A: I need to tidy up my kitchen before I leave.
Can you tidy up your bedroom?
My house is neat and tidy.
(We usually say "tidy up" for the verb and "neat and tidy" when describing a room. Saying this is less common now than it used to be.)

A: "The bedroom is tidy and organized" meaning the bedroom is clean.

"Her desk is tidy."

A: Tidy means “clean” or “organized”.

A: I have to tidy away the clutter if I want more space.
Children, tidy away your toys..

A: I'm about to tidy up my room

We've tidied the classroom

this house is really tidy, unlike the other one

Tidy the kitchen before you start cooking

A: They’re very similar. Usually I would use “tidy up” as a verb: “I’m going to tidy up my room”, and “tidy” as an adjective: “My room is nice and tidy now”

A: "tidying up" is when you clean up, you're making everything nice and orderly
"put away" is when you put an object back where it belongs.

A: Tidy is that a room is clean and everything is kept well. Neat focusing on the placement of objects or that something looks good not so much clean and well kept. They are very similar words and are sometimes synonymous. It is different for different objects

"Her room was tidy" implies the room was clean and well kept.
"Her handwriting was neat" implies that the handwriting looks nice and is in good order.

The two words are very similar and it isn't to bad if you mix them up. Each word just sound more natural with different objects.

A: “Tiding” is a rarely used word and means to flow with the ocean waves (the “tide”).
“Tidying” means to clean up, usually in the context of a room or house

A: They're almost the same thing, but tidy up means to make something a bit cleaner. Like if you tidy up your table, you are making it more presentable, a little cleaner. Clean up would be to completely clean etc. Both these words can be used for something messy and something dirty, I think .

A: clean up

A: To clean up or to organize. You may also say to tidy things up.

A: × I'll tidies up the room quickly.
✓ I'll tidy up the room quickly.

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A: can u speak slowly when u said: "tidy up"?
maybe you mean is the desk, not dest.

A: ~ for me.