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to clean up
[phrase form: clean]
01
to make oneself neat or clean
02
to put things or places in order, often by tidying
03
to get rid of something, typically in a proper and organized manner
04
to generate substantial financial gains, often exceeding expectations or previous performance
clean up
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Example
The custodian worked diligently to clean up the spilled coffee in the office breakroom.
After the party, everyone pitched in to clean up the decorations and leftover food.
The environmental activists are urging residents to help clean up local parks and green spaces.
She cleaned up the wee from the bathroom floor.
They will have cleaned up their act by the time the big inspection rolls around next month.
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