tidy in Japanese
tidy in Japanese is きちんとした, こざっぱり, 片付ける — tidy means neatly arranged; not messy or cluttered.
tidy in Japanese
きちんとした
Pronounced: kichintoshita
Arranged neatly and in order.
こざっぱり
Pronounced: kozappari
Arranged neatly and in order.
片付ける
Pronounced: katazukeru
To make tidy; to neaten.
What does "tidy" mean?
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adj Neatly arranged; not messy or cluttered.
"She keeps her desk perfectly tidy."
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adj Fairly large or considerable, especially referring to a sum of money.
"He made a tidy profit selling the old furniture."
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verb To make something neat and organized.
"Can you tidy up the kitchen before dinner?"
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tidy in a sentence
- She keeps her desk perfectly tidy.
- Please make sure your room is tidy before your grandparents arrive.
- He made a tidy profit selling the old furniture.
- Can you tidy up the kitchen before dinner?
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What is "tidy" in Japanese?
"tidy" in Japanese is きちんとした, こざっぱり, 片付ける. tidy means: Neatly arranged; not messy or cluttered.
How do you pronounce きちんとした?
"tidy" in Japanese is きちんとした, pronounced "kichintoshita".
How do you use "tidy" in a sentence?
Example: "She keeps her desk perfectly tidy." In Japanese, "tidy" is きちんとした, こざっぱり, 片付ける.
Are there other ways to say "tidy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "tidy": きちんとした, こざっぱり, 片付ける.
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