| 单词 | tidy |
| 释义 | tidy adjective (especially bre) verbs | adverb | phrases verbs➤be, look, seem整齐；看上去整齐；好像整齐▸➤stay保持整齐◆why does nothing ever stay tidy around here?为什么这里没有一样东西能保持整齐？➤get sth, make sth使⋯整齐▸➤keep sth保持⋯整齐◆i hope you're going to keep your room tidy.我希望你能保持房间整齐。adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其／相当／非常整齐◆the living room is fairly tidy.起居室相当整齐。➤immaculately纤尘不染◆it was a neatly furnished and immaculately tidy room.这是一个陈设简洁、干净整齐的房间。➤obsessively过度整齐phrases➤clean and tidy, neat and tidy (bre, name) 干净整齐；整洁 tidy verbtidy ♦︎ clean (sth) up ♦︎ clear (sth) up ♦︎ sort sth outthese words all mean to make sth look neat by putting things where they belong and removing rubbish or dirt.这些词均表示整理、打扫、清除干净。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆to tidy up / clean up / clear up after sb◆to tidy / clear up / sort out a house / room◆to tidy / sort out a cupboard / your desk◆to tidy up / clean up / clear up the mess■ tidy [transitive, intransitive] (especially bre) to make sth look neat by putting things in the place where they belong使整洁；收拾整齐；整理◆she wanted to tidy herself up before the appointment (= comb her hair, etc.).她想在约会之前好好打扮一下自己。◆she was always cleaning and tidying.她总是在清扫整理。◆when you use the kitchen please tidy up after yourself.使用厨房后请收拾干净。 ➡ see also tidy → neat adj. , freshen up → wash ■ clean up■ clean sth up phrasal verbto make sth clean and neat by removing dirt and mess打扫干净；清理干净◆he always expected other people to clean up after him (= when he had made the place dirty or untidy).他总是指望别人打扫他弄脏了的地方。◆who's going to clean up this mess?这又脏又乱的，谁来清理？◆to clean up beaches after an oil spillage清理石油泄漏后被污染的海滩 ➡ see also clean → clean verb ▸ clean-up noun [usually singular] ◆a massive clean-up operation大扫除行动◆the clean-up of the river对这条河的清理■ clear up-->■ clear sth up -->phrasal verbto make sth clean and neat, by removing rubbish or putting things in the place where they belong（通过清除垃圾或物归其位）收拾干净◆start clearing up now.现在开始收拾。◆let him clear up his own mess!让他收拾自己弄得乱七八糟的地方！◆they were still clearing up the debris after the accident.他们仍然在清理事故发生后的残骸。■ sort sth out■ sort through sth -->phrasal verb (informal) to organize the contents of sth收拾；整理◆we'll need to sort out the contents of the house.我们需要整理房子里的东西。◆he was sorting through his desk and throwing away old papers.他在整理办公桌，把一些旧文件都扔了。tidy (especially bre) keeping things ordered and arranged in the right place, or liking to keep things like this整齐的；井然有序的；讲究条理的◆i'm not a very tidy person.我这人不太讲究整洁。◆even young children can be taught tidy habits.即使是小孩子也能培养出爱整齐的习惯。◆he is obsessively tidy.他整洁得要命。 opp untidy → random ➡ see also tidy → neat tidy (especially bre, approving) (of a place) arranged neatly and with everything in order（地方）整洁的，井然有序的，井井有条的◆someone needs to keep the place tidy.得有人让这个地方保持整洁。◆the house is much tidier now.这房子现在整洁多了。◆the room was clean and tidy.这房间干净整洁。opp untidy → untidy ➡ see also tidy → efficient adj. , tidy → tidy verb ▸ tidily adverb◆tubes of paint were set out tidily.一管管颜料摆放得井井有条。tidy [transitive, intransitive] (especially bre) to make sth look neat by putting things in the place where they belong使整洁；收拾整齐；整理◆she wanted to tidy herself up before the appointment (= comb her hair, etc.).她想在约会之前好好打扮一下自己。◆she was always cleaning and tidying.她总是在清扫整理。◆when you use the kitchen please tidy up after yourself.使用厨房后请收拾干净。 ➡ see also tidy → neat adj. , freshen up → wash tidy¹/ˈtaɪdi ||; ˈtaɪdɪ/adj (tidier;tidiest) 1. (especially brit 尤为英) arranged with everything in good order 整齐的: ◇if you keep your room tidy it is easier to find things. 如果你的房间能够保持整齐，找东西会容易一点。 2. (used about a person) liking to keep things in good order （指人）爱整齐的: ◇mark is a very tidy boy. 马克是个很爱整齐的孩子。 [syn] neat 同义词为neat [opp] untidy 反义词为untidy➔tidily adv ➔tidiness noun [u]tidy²/ˈtaɪdi ||; ˈtaɪdɪ/verb [i,t] (present participle tidying third person singular present tidies;past tense past participle tidied)tidy (sb/sth/yourself) (up) to make sb/sth/yourself look in order and well arranged 使整齐；收拾 · ◇we must tidy this room up before the visitors arrive. 我们必须在访客到来之前将这个房间收拾整齐。 tidy sth away to put sth into the drawer, cupboard, etc where it is kept so that it cannot be seen 把某物收拾好tidy1 a tidy place/room/group of things2 to make a place tidy3 words for describing someone who always likes to keep things tidy4 someone who looks tidy5 tidy work/writingrelated wordsoppositeuntidy,see alsoclean,arrange,organize,1. a tidy place/room/group of things 整洁的地方/房间/一组物件 tidy /ˈtaɪdi/ [adjective] british a place, room etc that is tidy looks nice because everything has been arranged and put in the right place tidy 【英】整洁的，整齐的 andrew's apartment is always so tidy. 安德鲁的房间总是这么整洁。 that looks a bit tidier now, doesn't it? 现在看起来较为整洁了，是吗？ a tidy desk 整洁的书桌keep something tidy i think the least you could do is keep your own bedroom tidy. 我想你至少应该保持自己卧室的整洁。 my job was to mow the grass and keep the garden looking generally tidy. 我的工作是割草并使花园总体看上去整洁。clean and tidy/neat and tidy/nice and tidy we spent the morning getting the whole house clean and tidy. 我们花了整个上午把整幢房子打扫得干净整洁。 i want to leave the place nice and tidy before we go. 我们离开之前我想把这里弄得干干净净的。 neat /niːt/ [adjective] use this about things that are carefully arranged or shaped in a way that is nice to look at ［东西］整洁的，整齐的 mrs woodie cut the sandwiches in neat squares. 伍迪太太把三明治切成整齐的方块。 the room was neat, though a bit dusty. 这房间挺整齐的，尽管有点灰尘。 billy's cottage was set back off the road, behind a neat little hedge. 比利的乡间小屋远离公路，坐落在一小片整齐的树篱后面。neat pile/row he put his clothes in a neat pile on the bed. 他把自己的衣服叠得整整齐齐放在床上。 his jackets were arranged in a neat row in the closet. 他的外套在衣橱里排列得整整齐齐。neat and tidy i like to see everything looking neat and tidy. 我喜欢每样东西看上去都干净整洁。 neatly [adverb] all the books were neatly arranged on the shelves. 所有的书都整齐有序地摆在书架上。 he took off his jacket and folded it neatly on his lap. 他脱下外套，放在腿上整齐地折叠好。 immaculate /ɪˈmækjɑlɪt, ɪˈmækjɑlət/ [adjective] a place or thing that is immaculate is perfectly clean and neat -- use this to emphasize how clean something looks ［地方或东西］非常整洁的，一尘不染的［用于强调］ our house was immaculate, and mother taught us to be polite and deferential to visitors. 我们的房子打扫得非常整洁，妈妈还教我们对待客人要礼貌恭敬。 a tiny harbour ringed with immaculate white clapboard houses 被装有白色护墙板、外观整洁的房子围绕着的小港湾immaculate suit/shirt/uniform etc he was dressed in an immaculate navy suit and a crisp white shirt. 他穿了一套整洁的海军服和一件挺括的白衬衫。 tall, blond soldiers in immaculate uniforms 身穿整洁军服、身材高大的金发士兵 immaculately [adverb] like the house, the garden was neat and immaculately kept. 和那幢房子一样，花园也给打理得干净整洁。 well-kept /ˌwel ˈkept◂/ [adjective] a well-kept building or garden is very well cared for and looks neat and clean ［建筑物或花园给打理得］干净整洁的 our old house, now covered with ivy, still looked pretty and well-kept. 我们的老房子虽然现在爬满了长春藤，看上去依旧漂亮整洁。 visitors should tour the palace, but don't forget the well-kept grounds -- well worth a visit. 游客应该去宫殿看一看，但别忘了干净整洁的庭院也值得一游。2. to make a place tidy 使地方整洁 tidy/tidy up /ˈtaɪdi, ˌtaɪdi ˈʌp/ [transitive verb or intransitive/transitive phrasal verb] to make a room, desk, or drawer tidy 使［房间、书桌或抽屉］整洁，使整齐 if you're not going to watch the football, you can tidy your room. 如果你不看足球赛的话，可以去打扫一下自己的房间。 i haven't had time to tidy up yet. 我还没有时间打扫呢。 i want this whole place tidied before i get back, ok? 我回来之前希望这里已经弄整洁了，行不行？tidy up something you can start tidying up that mess you've made now. 你现在可以开始把你弄乱的东西整理干净了。 she hung about after work, tidying up her desk. 她下班后磨磨蹭蹭地整理自己的书桌。tidy something up will you help me tidy the kitchen up a bit? 你能帮我把厨房收拾一下吗？tidy something away put something in the place where you usually keep it 收拾起来 come on, let's have these toys tidied away now. 来吧，我们现在把这些玩具收拾好。tidy up after somebody to have to clean a room and put things away after someone has been in there 收拾被人弄得脏乱的地方 both my sons think mothers are just here to tidy up after them. 我两个儿子都认为做母亲的就该常常替他们打扫整理。 straighten/straighten up /ˈstreɪtn, ˈstreɪtn ˈʌp/ [transitive verb or intransitive/transitive phrasal verb] american to make a place tidy and clean, by putting things in the right place or arranging them neatly 【美】整理；使整洁 make the bed and straighten up in there. 把床铺好，并把那里整理干净。 kelly, when you're through with your break, would you straighten the office? 凯莉，你休息之后，把办公室收拾一下行吗？straighten something up the city's janitors went on strike, leaving thousands of workers to straighten their own offices up and empty their own trash. 该市的清洁工人都罢工了，弄得数千员工只好自己打扫办公室和倒垃圾。straighten up something after the kids have left for school, i straighten up the house. 孩子们上学后我便收拾屋子。 you're not leaving till you get your room straightened up. 你把自己的房间收拾好才可以出去。 clean up /ˌkliːn ˈʌp/ [intransitive/transitive phrasal verb] to make a place tidy and clean, by putting things away and removing dust or dirt 打扫干净，清理 do you want me to help clean up? 要我来帮忙打扫吗？clean something up thanks for cleaning the place up -- i really appreciate it. 谢谢你把这个地方打扫干净，真的十分感谢。 it took us two or three days to clean it all up. 全部打扫干净花了我们两三天时间。clean up something every time jasper cooked for me, he would carefully clean up all the pans and plates he'd used. 贾斯珀每次为我做好饭菜后，都会把用过的锅碗瓢盆仔细地清洗干净。 clear up /ˌklɪər ˈʌp/ [intransitive/transitive phrasal verb] british to get rid of all the things that are making a place dirty or untidy 【英】清理，打扫，收拾 who's going to clear up after the party? 聚会结束后谁愿意留下来清理？ john's offered to clear up the churchyard this weekend. 约翰主动提出这个周末去打扫教堂墓地。clear something up it'll take ages to clear this up. 把这里打扫干净得花上很长时间。 it looked as if marie had already cleared the place up. 看来玛丽好像已经把这地方打扫干净了。clear up something someone's got to clear up this mess! 总得有人把这堆脏乱东西收拾妥当！ wait for me, i just need to clear up my desk. 等我一下，我这就把书桌理一理。clear up after somebody tidy a place after someone else has made it untidy 替某人收拾 i spend my life clearing up after the children. 我这辈子就是跟在孩子们后面打扫整理。 pick up /ˌpɪk ˈʌp/ [transitive phrasal verb] to put things away neatly in order to make a place tidy 收拾，整理，放好 pick up something could you pick up the newspapers and magazines for me? 你来帮我收拾这些报纸和杂志行吗？pick something up help me pick these things up. we have company coming. 帮我把这些东西收拾好，有朋友要来。pick up after somebody put away things that someone else has used 【尤美】跟在某人后面收拾 especially american i feel like i spend all my time picking up after the kids. 我觉得自己从早到晚就是跟在孩子们后面收拾东西。 get something straight /ˌget something ˈstreɪt/ [verb phrase] british informal to tidy a place and put everything where it should be 【英，非正式】整理东西 i like to get the house straight while the kids are at the youth club. 我很喜欢趁孩子们去少年俱乐部时收拾整理屋子。 one of these days i'll get this garage straight. 这几天我要把车库收拾一下。 sort out /ˌsɔːʳt ˈaʊt/ [transitive phrasal verb] especially british to organize something that is mixed up or untidy 【尤英】整理；使整齐 sort something out i'm going to sit down quietly one day and sort my cds out. 哪天我要静心坐下来整理cd唱片。sort out something i need to sort out the food cupboard, and make a shopping list. 我要把食橱整理一下，然后列出一张购物清单。 we've got to sort out all our stuff to take home tonight. 我们要把所有东西整理一下今晚带回家。3. words for describing someone who always likes to keep things tidy 描述总是喜欢整理东西的人的词语 neat/tidy /niːt, ˈtaɪdi/ [adjective] someone who is neat or tidy always like to keep things in their right place 爱整洁的 i've never been very neat but my husband is just the opposite. 我不大爱整洁，可我丈夫正好相反。 malcolm's always been tidy, even as a kid. 马尔科姆向来就爱整洁，小时候已是这样。 houseproud /ˈhaʊspraʊd/ [adjective] british someone, especially a woman, who is houseproud wants their home to always look extremely clean and tidy, and spends a lot of time keeping it like this 【英】热衷于美化家庭环境的，注重保持家居整洁的 she has a reputation for being very houseproud. 她注重保持家居整洁是人所共知的。 elaine's houseproud ways got on his nerves, but it was better than living alone. 伊莱恩喜爱收拾房间的作风让他吃不消，但这总比独自生活好。 neat freak /ˈniːt friːk/ [countable noun] american spoken someone who always wants their things and their house to be very neat and clean, in a way that other people find annoying 【美口】有洁癖的人 melissa is a neat freak and doug is kind of a slob, so the two of them are always fighting. 梅利莎是个有洁癖的人，道格则是个邋遢鬼，所以他俩老是在争吵。4. someone who looks tidy 外表整洁的人 neatly dressed /ˌniːtli ˈdrest◂/ [adjective phrase] someone who has a neat appearance because of the type of clothes they are wearing 衣着整洁的 i rang the bell, and a neatly dressed maid answered the door. 我按了门铃，一个衣着整洁的女仆来开了门。 she was in her mid-forties, neatly dressed with a quiet air of authority. 她四十五六岁，衣着整洁，神态里带有一种不露声色的威严。 immaculate /ɪˈmækjɑlɪt, ɪˈmækjɑlət/ [adjective] looking perfectly neat and clean, because you take a lot of care about your clothes, your hair etc 十分整洁的，干净利落的 leonardo appeared, immaculate as ever in a dark suit and tie. 利奥纳多出现了，他身穿深色套装系领带，和往常一样显得十分整洁。 she was always elegantly dressed and absolutely immaculate. 她的打扮从来都是高雅整洁、一丝不苟。 a small but immaculate figure stood in the doorway. 一个身材矮小但很整洁的人站在门口。 immaculately [adverb] immaculately dressed/groomed ten minutes later she reappeared, immaculately dressed in a red linen tunic with matching pumps. 十分钟后她再次出现了，穿了件红色亚麻布短上衣，配了双半高跟鞋，打扮得十分整洁。 though she was still immaculately groomed, there seemed somehow less poise about her. 虽然她依旧打扮得十分整洁，但不知怎么好像少了些自信。 clean-cut /ˈkliːn kʌt/ [adjective] a man who is clean-cut looks neat and clean ［男子］整洁体面的 a handsome, clean-cut man 一个英俊整洁的男子 where clinton was rugged and earthy, gore is clean-cut and preppy. 克林顿外表粗犷、衣着朴素，戈尔则是整洁而又讲究。 not have a hair out of place /nɒt hæv ə ˌheər aʊt əv ˈpleɪs/ [verb phrase] to have a very neat appearance 外表十分整洁，打扮得一丝不苟 he sat at his desk, not a hair out of place, and turning a pencil over in his hand. 他坐在书桌旁，外表十分整洁，手里转弄着一支铅笔。 he seemed stern and austere and never had a hair out of place. 他看上去严肃认真，而且总是打扮得一丝不苟的。5. tidy work/writing 整洁的活计/书法 neat /niːt/ [adjective] work or writing that is neat has been done very carefully 整齐的，整洁的 gina has very small neat handwriting. 吉娜写的字细小而工整。 draw a rough diagram -- it doesn't have to be very neat. 画一张粗略的图表，不必画得很工整。☞ tidy¹☞ tidy² |
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