clear-up

IPA/ˈklɪər.ʌp/
IPA/ˈklɪr.ʌp/

clear-up — 名詞

1. a session of making a room, house, or outdoor area clean and orderly, typically

1.名詞B1
釋義

清理；收拾

整理並丟棄物品的大掃除

a session of making a room, house, or outdoor area clean and orderly, typically by returning objects to their proper places and discarding what is no longer useful

例句

The whole family joined in the weekend clear-up of the garage.

全家人一起參與週末的車庫清理工作。

clear-up of + [place/location]

After the party, Talia organised a quick clear-up before the guests left.

派對結束後，Talia 在客人離開前迅速收拾了一下。

同義詞
  • tidy-up

    interchangeable in British English, slightly more informal

  • clean-up

    focuses more on removing dirt than on organising; can also be American English

文法句型

a clear-up

the clear-up of [place]

用法筆記

This noun is most common in British English. It typically refers to a single, defined cleaning session rather than routine housework.

常見錯誤

❌I did a clear-up of my desk every evening.
✅I did a clear-up of my desk on Sunday.
💡The noun suggests a one-time thorough session, not a daily habit.

clear-up — 片語動詞