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tidy

UK
/ˈtaɪ.di/
US
/ˈtaɪ.di/

Translations

tidyverb
tidied
Past Simple
tidied
Past Participle
tidying
Gerund
UK
/ˈtaɪdi/
US
/ˈtaɪdi/
I need to tidy my room before the guests arrive.
Мне нужно убрать свою комнату перед приходом гостей.
приводить в порядок
She decided to tidy the garden over the weekend.
Она решила привести в порядок сад на выходных.
Synonyms
arrange
organize
clean
neaten
straighten
sort
Antonyms
mess
untidy
disorganize
tidyadjective
tidier
Comp.
tidiest
Super.
UK
/ˈtaɪ.di/
US
/ˈtaɪ.di/
She keeps her room very tidy.
Она держит свою комнату очень аккуратной.
He always looks tidy in his uniform.
Он всегда выглядит опрятно в своей форме.
Additional translations
убранный
прибранный
чистый
Synonyms
well-kept
spotless
methodical
neat
orderly
organized
clean
trim
Antonyms
untidy
messy
tidynoun
tidies
pl
Countable; chiefly historical or regional.
tidyadverb
Chiefly dialectal British usage meaning 'fairly; quite'.
tidyinterjection
Dialectal/colloquial exclamation chiefly in Welsh and West Country English.

Definitions

tidyverb
To make (a place or a collection of things) neat and orderly.
She tidied her room before the guests arrived.
tidyadjective
Neat and orderly in appearance or arrangement.
She kept her desk tidy, with all papers neatly stacked.
Well-organized and efficient.
The tidy schedule allowed for plenty of free time.
Informal: considerable in size or amount; substantial.
He made a tidy profit on the deal.
Informal, chiefly dialectal: excellent; very good.
That was a tidy shot from the halfway line.
tidynoun
A small decorative cover or receptacle for keeping chair arms or small items clean or organised.
The lace tidy on the armchair had been handmade.
tidyadverb
Dialectal: fairly; quite.
It's tidy cold on the hills this morning.
tidyinterjection
Used to express approval, satisfaction, or agreement; great, excellent.
"Tidy!" he exclaimed when he saw the finished job.
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