tidy

• Describe algo que está ordenado y limpio, o a una persona que es cuidadosa y organizada en su aspecto o hábitos.

Describes something that is arranged neatly and in order.

1. Neat and organizedA1formal

   Arranged in a neat, orderly, and clean manner.

   ordenado y limpio

   • She keeps her desk tidy at all times.
   • The room was tidy after the cleaning.
   • He always wears tidy clothes to work.

   Sinónimoscleanimmaculateneatorderlyorganizedshipshapesprucetrimuncluttered

   Antónimoschaoticcluttereddisorderlymessyslovenlyunkemptuntidy

2. Significant or substantialB2informalbritish

   Used informally to describe a large amount of money or something impressive in size.

   considerable, sustancioso

   • He earned a tidy sum from his investments.
   • The company made a tidy profit last quarter.
   • She received a tidy bonus for her hard work.

   Sinónimosampleconsiderabledecentgenerousgoodlyhandsomerespectablesignificantsizablesubstantial

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de ordenar o poner algo en orden, o un recipiente o contenedor para guardar objetos pequeños y mantener el espacio organizado.

A noun referring to an act of making something neat and orderly, or a container used for storing small items to keep a space organized.

1. Container for small itemsB1informalbritish

   A small container, often with compartments, used for storing odds and ends.

   Organizador

   • She keeps her sewing supplies in a tidy.
   • He bought a desk tidy to organize his pens and paperclips.
   • The kitchen tidy is full of receipts and coupons.

   Sinónimosboxcontainerholderorganizer

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de poner algo en orden, especialmente limpiando u organizando.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something neat and orderly, especially by arranging or cleaning.

1. Make neat or orderlyA2formal

   To arrange things in a neat and organized way.

   ordenar

   • She tidied her desk before leaving the office.
   • He tidied the living room before the guests arrived.
   • Please tidy your room before dinner.

   Sinónimosarrangeclean upneatenorderorganizespruce upstraighten

   Antónimosclutterdisarrangedisordermess

2. Clean upA2informal

   To make a place clean and free of clutter.

   Ordenar y limpiar

   • I need to tidy up the kitchen after cooking.
   • They tidied the garden after the party.
   • She tidied away the toys from the floor.

   Sinónimoscleanneatenorganizespruce upstraighten

   Antónimosclutterdisarrangedisorderlittermess

Variantes phrasaltidy up