tidy 音标拼音: [t'ɑɪdi]
n . 椅子的背罩,装杂碎的容器
a . 整齐的,精简的
vt . 弄整齐,收拾,整理
vi . 整理
椅子的背罩,装杂碎的容器整齐的,精简的弄整齐,收拾,整理整理
tidy adj 1 :
marked by order and cleanliness in appearance or habits ;
"
a tidy person "; "
a tidy house "; "
a tidy mind " [
ant :
{
untidy }]
2 : (
of hair )
neat and tidy ; "
a nicely kempt beard " [
synonym :
{
kempt }, {
tidy }]
3 :
large in amount or extent or degree ; "
it cost a considerable amount "; "
a goodly amount "; "
received a hefty bonus "; "
a respectable sum "; "
a tidy sum of money "; "
a sizable fortune "
[
synonym : {
goodly }, {
goodish }, {
healthy }, {
hefty }, {
respectable },
{
sizable }, {
sizeable }, {
tidy }]
n 1 :
receptacle that holds odds and ends (
as sewing materials )
v 1 :
put (
things or places )
in order ; "
Tidy up your room !" [
synonym :
{
tidy }, {
tidy up }, {
clean up }, {
neaten }, {
straighten },
{
straighten out }, {
square away }]
Tidy \
Ti "
dy \,
v .
i .
To make things tidy . [
Colloq .]
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1913 Webster ]
I have tidied and tidied over and over again .
--
Dickens .
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Tidy \
Ti "
dy \,
n . (
Zool .)
The wren ; --
called also {
tiddy }. [
Prov .
Eng .]
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The tidy for her notes as delicate as they . --
Drayton .
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Note :
This name is probably applied also to other small singing birds ,
as the goldcrest .
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Tidy \
Ti "
dy \,
a . [
Compar . {
Tidier };
superl . {
Tidiest }.] [
From {
Tide }
time ,
season ;
cf .
D .
tijdig timely ,
G .
zeitig ,
Dan . &
Sw .
tidig .]
1 .
Being in proper time ;
timely ;
seasonable ;
favorable ;
as ,
tidy weather . [
Obs .]
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If weather be fair and tidy . --
Tusser .
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2 .
Arranged in good order ;
orderly ;
appropriate ;
neat ;
kept in proper and becoming neatness ,
or habitually keeping things so ;
as ,
a tidy lass ;
their dress is tidy ;
the apartments are well furnished and tidy .
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1913 Webster ]
A tidy man ,
that tened [
injured ]
me never . --
Piers Plowman .
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Tidy \
Ti "
dy \,
n .;
pl . {
Tidies }.
1 .
A cover ,
often of tatting ,
drawn work ,
or other ornamental work ,
for the back of a chair ,
the arms of a sofa ,
or the like .
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2 .
A child '
s pinafore . [
Prov .
Eng .] --
Wright .
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Tidy \
Ti "
dy \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Tidied };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Tidying }.]
To put in proper order ;
to make neat ;
as ,
to tidy a room ;
to tidy one '
s dress .
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1913 Webster ]
126 Moby Thesaurus words for "
tidy ":
OK ,
acceptable ,
adequate ,
admissible ,
all right ,
ample ,
anal ,
arrange ,
better than nothing ,
big ,
bleach ,
bowdlerize ,
bowdlerized ,
bumper ,
chipper ,
clean ,
clean out ,
clean up ,
cleaned ,
cleaned up ,
cleanse ,
cleansed ,
clear out ,
clear the decks ,
clear up ,
considerable ,
decent ,
delouse ,
depurate ,
deterge ,
dinky ,
dry -
clean ,
dust ,
dust off ,
expurgate ,
expurgated ,
fair ,
fairish ,
fix up ,
freshen ,
generous ,
good ,
good enough ,
goodish ,
goodly ,
grand ,
great ,
groom ,
healthy ,
large ,
large -
scale ,
lustrate ,
man -
sized ,
methodical ,
moderate ,
neat ,
neaten ,
not amiss ,
not bad ,
not half bad ,
not so bad ,
numerous ,
okay ,
orderly ,
organize ,
organized ,
passable ,
police ,
police up ,
presentable ,
pretty good ,
purge ,
purged ,
purified ,
purify ,
put in order ,
put in trim ,
rearrange ,
refined ,
reform ,
reformed ,
reorganize ,
respectable ,
satisfactory ,
scavenge ,
shipshape ,
significant ,
sizable ,
sizeable ,
sleek ,
slick ,
smart ,
snug ,
spick and span ,
spick -
and -
span ,
spruce ,
spruce up ,
steam -
clean ,
straighten out ,
straighten up ,
substantial ,
sufficient ,
sweep out ,
sweeten ,
systematic ,
tall ,
tidy up ,
tight ,
tolerable ,
trig ,
trig up ,
trim ,
trim up ,
uncluttered ,
unexceptionable ,
unobjectionable ,
well -
cared -
for ,
well -
groomed ,
well -
kept ,
well -
ordered ,
whiten ,
wipe ,
wipe off ,
wipe out ,
wipe up ,
workmanlike
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