tidy

tidy
1. adjective
1) ((negative untidy) in good order; neat: a tidy room/person; Her hair never looks tidy.) ordenado
2) (fairly big: a tidy sum of money.) considerable

2. 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.) ordenar
- tidiness
tidy1 adj ordenado
try to keep your room tidy intenta mantener ordenada tu habitación
El comparativo de tidy se escribe tidier; el superlativo se escribe tidiest
tidy2 vb ordenar / arreglar
you haven't tidied your room no has ordenado tu habitación
El pasado y participio pasado de tidy se escribe tidied
tidy
tr['taɪdɪ]
adjective (comp tidier, superl tidiest)
1 (place) ordenado,-a, bien arreglado
2 (person - appearance) arreglado,-a; (- habits) metódico,-a
3 (considerable) considerable, bastante
noun
1 organizador nombre masculino
transitive verb (pt & pp tidied, ger tidying) (Also tidy up)
1 ordenar, poner en orden, arreglar
intransitive verb (Also tidy up)
1 poner las cosas en orden
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to tidy oneself up arreglarse
tidy ['taɪdi] vt, -died ; -dying : asear, limpiar, poner en orden
tidy adj, -dier ; -est
1) clean, neat: limpio, aseado, en orden
2) substantial: grande, considerable
a tidy sum: una suma considerable
tidy
adj.
• aseado, -a adj.
• atildado, -a adj.
• curioso, -a adj.
• limpio, -a adj.
• ordenado, -a adj.
• pulcro, -a adj.
v.
• asear v.
• limpiar v.
• poner en orden v.

I 'taɪdi
adjective tidier, tidiest
1) <room/cupboard/person> ordenado, prolijo (RPl); <garden/lawn> bien cuidado; <appearance> arreglado, pulcro
2) (considerable) (colloq) (before n) <sum/profit> bonito (fam), considerable

II
tidies, tidying, tidied transitive verb arreglar, ordenar
Phrasal Verbs:
['taɪdɪ]
1. ADJ
(compar tidier) (superl tidiest)
1) (=neat, orderly)
a) (in appearance) [house, room] ordenado, arreglado; [garden] cuidado; [cupboard, desk, pile] ordenado; [appearance] aseado, pulcro; [hair] arreglado; [schoolwork] limpio

he likes to keep the house tidy — le gusta tener la casa ordenada or arreglada

to look tidy — [person] tener un aspecto aseado or pulcro; [room] tener un aspecto ordenado

b) (in character) [person, child] ordenado

she's not very tidy — no es muy ordenada

I'm an obsessively tidy person — soy un obseso del orden

2) * (=sizeable) [sum] bonito *; [income, profit] bueno

he'll make a tidy sum out of it — sacará de ello un buen dinero or una bonita cantidad *

2.
VT (also: tidy up) [+ room, house] ordenar, arreglar; [+ drawer, cupboard, desk] ordenar
3. N
1) (=container for desk, kitchen etc) recipiente para poner utensilios de escritorio, cubiertos etc
2) (=act)

I gave the lounge a quick tidy (up) — arreglé un poco el salón

* * *

I ['taɪdi]
adjective tidier, tidiest
1) <room/cupboard/person> ordenado, prolijo (RPl); <garden/lawn> bien cuidado; <appearance> arreglado, pulcro
2) (considerable) (colloq) (before n) <sum/profit> bonito (fam), considerable

II
tidies, tidying, tidied transitive verb arreglar, ordenar
Phrasal Verbs:

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