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Meaning

The phrase "clean up" generally refers to the process of making a place neat and tidy by removing dirt, clutter, or unwanted items. It can also imply organizing or improving a situation, making it more orderly or acceptable.

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Etymology

The phrase "clean up" combines "clean," which comes from the Old English "clæne," meaning pure or clear, and "up," which is used as a particle indicating an increase or completion of an action. The combination denotes the act of making something clean and orderly.

Examples

  1. "Before the guests arrive, let's clean up the living room."
  2. "After the storm, the community came together to clean up the park."
  3. "She decided to clean up her computer files to make it easier to find documents."
  4. "The children are learning about the importance of cleaning up after themselves."
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