deep clean

deep clean — 名詞

IPA/ˌdiːp ˈkliːn/
IPA/ˌdiːp ˈkliːn/

1. an act of cleaning a room, building, or object extremely carefully so that every

1.名詞B1
釋義

深度清潔

徹底清理所有角落

an act of cleaning a room, building, or object extremely carefully so that every part, including hidden or hard-to-reach areas, is cleaned

例句

After the tenants moved out, the apartment needed a deep clean before new guests arrived.

房客搬走後,公寓需要一次全面的深度清潔,才能讓新房客入住。

collocation: a deep clean / give [thing] a deep clean

The restaurant kitchen gets a deep clean every Sunday night when the dining area closes.

餐廳廚房每週日晚上打烊後都會進行一次深度清潔。

同義詞
  • spring clean

    more specific — refers to a thorough clean done once a year, often in spring

  • housecleaning

    broader term — can refer to any level of domestic cleaning, not necessarily thorough

反義詞
  • light clean

    a quick surface-level tidy, not thorough

  • dusting

    only removes surface dust without reaching hidden areas

文法句型

a + deep clean

give [something] a deep clean

用法筆記

Often used with 'give' or 'have' (e.g., 'give the kitchen a deep clean'). Frequently precedes a seasonal event such as a holiday or change of tenants.

常見錯誤

I gave my room a deep clean, so I just dusted the shelves.
I gave my room a deep clean, scrubbing every corner and even washing the curtains.
💡A deep clean involves every part, not just surface-level tidying.
The car needs a deep clean — I'll wipe the dashboard.
The car needs a deep clean
💡the seats need shampooing and the air vents need scrubbing.' — A deep clean covers hidden or hard-to-reach areas, not just visible surfaces.

deep clean — 動詞

IPA/ˌdiːpˈkliːn/
IPA/ˌdiːpˈkliːn/