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cleanup

/ˈkliːn.ʌp/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على عملية التنظيف أو التطهير أو إزالة الفوضى؛ وفي كرة القاعدة يشير إلى المركز الرابع في ترتيب الضرب، ويُستخدم أيضًا بمعنى غير رسمي للربح الكبير.

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noun

/ˈkliːn.ʌp/B2formalsport
  • arاسم يدل على عملية التنظيف أو التطهير أو إزالة الفوضى؛ وفي كرة القاعدة يشير إلى المركز الرابع في ترتيب الضرب، ويُستخدم أيضًا بمعنى غير رسمي للربح الكبير.

A noun referring to the act of making something clean, or in baseball, the fourth position in the batting order typically filled by the best batter; also used informally to describe a very large profit.

  1. Large profitB2informalamerican

    A very large amount of money earned, especially quickly or unexpectedly.

    arربح كبير

    • The company made a cleanup on that new product launch.
    • Investors who got in early are expecting a cleanup.
    • He made a cleanup at the casino last night.

    المرادفاتbonanzabundlefortunejackpotkillingmintwindfall

    الأضدادdeficitloss

  2. Baseball batting positionB2formalamericansport

    The fourth position in the batting order, typically occupied by the team's strongest hitter.

    arالضارب الرابع

    • The manager put him in the cleanup spot for the game.
    • He bats cleanup for the Yankees.
    • The cleanup hitter struck out with the bases loaded.

    المرادفاتcleanup spot

  3. Act of cleaningA2formal

    The process of making a place or thing clean and tidy.

    arتنظيف

    • The cleanup after the party took hours.
    • Volunteers organized a beach cleanup on Saturday.
    • The city announced a major cleanup of the park.

    المرادفاتcleaningcleansingscrubbingwashing

الصيغ
  • cleanups plural form
  • cleanups' possessive plural form
  • cleanup's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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