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1 tidy
1. adjective1) (neat) ordentlich; aufgeräumt [Zimmer, Schreibtisch]make oneself/a room tidy — sich zurechtmachen/ein Zimmer aufräumen
2. transitive verba tidy sum or penny — ein hübsches Sümmchen (ugs.)
aufräumen [Zimmer]Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92709/tidy_away">tidy away- tidy up* * *1. adjective1) ((negative untidy) in good order; neat: a tidy room/person; Her hair never looks tidy.) ordentlich2) (fairly big: a tidy sum of money.) ordentlich2. verb((sometimes with up, away etc) to put in good order; to make neat: He tidied (away) his papers; She was tidying the room (up) when her mother arrived.) in Ordnung bringen- tidily- tidiness* * *[ˈtaɪdi]I. adj1. (in order) ordentlich\tidy mind ( fig) methodisches DenkenII. nhe gave his room a good \tidy er räumte sein Zimmer gründlich aufIII. vt▪ to \tidy sth etw aufräumen* * *['taIdɪ]1. adj (+er)1) (= orderly) ordentlich; appearance gepflegt, ordentlich; room aufgeräumt; desk ordentlich; handwriting, schoolwork sauberto look tidy (person) — ordentlich or gepflegt aussehen; (room)
she has very tidy habits — sie ist ein sehr ordentlicher or ordnungsliebender Mensch
to keep sth tidy — etw in Ordnung halten
to have a tidy mind — klar or logisch denken
2. vthair in Ordnung bringen; room also aufräumen; (also tidy up) drawer, desk aufräumen3. nBehälter m* * *tidy [ˈtaıdı]A adj (adv tidily)1. sauber, reinlich, ordentlich2. nett, schmuck3. umg ordentlich, beträchtlich (Gewinn etc):a tidy sum (of money) ein hübsches Sümmchen, eine Stange Geldtidy o.s. up sich zurechtmachen;tidy away weg-, aufräumen;tidy out aufräumen, ausmisten umgD s1. (Arbeits-, Flick- etc) Beutel m2. Abfallkorb m3. besonders US (Sofa- etc) Schoner m, Schutzdeckchen n* * *1. adjective1) (neat) ordentlich; aufgeräumt [Zimmer, Schreibtisch]make oneself/a room tidy — sich zurechtmachen/ein Zimmer aufräumen
2. transitive verba tidy sum or penny — ein hübsches Sümmchen (ugs.)
aufräumen [Zimmer]Phrasal Verbs:- tidy up* * *(little) sum n.stattliche Summe f. adj.aufgeräumt adj.ordentlich adj. v.aufräumen v.ordentlich sauber machen ausdr.
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