clean up

clean up
clean up
1) (remove dirt) pulire
2) (tidy) mettere in ordine (after sb. dietro a qcn.)
3) (wash oneself) lavarsi
4) colloq. (make profit) [dealer] fare grossi guadagni (on con); [gambler] vincere molto; clean [sb.] up lavare [patient]; clean [sth.] up, clean up [sth.]
5) (remove dirt) raccogliere, tirare su

clean that rubbish up off o from the floor — raccogli quella porcheria dal pavimento

6) fig. (remove crime) ripulire [street, city]; (make less obscene) rendere meno volgare [TV programme]
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(to clean (a place) thoroughly: She cleaned (the room) up after they went home.) ripulire
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1. vt + adv
(room, mess) pulire, ripulire, (fig: city, area) fare un po' di pulizia in

to clean o.s. up — darsi una ripulita

2. vi + adv
ripulire, far pulizia, (fig: make profit) fare una barca di soldi
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clean up
1) (remove dirt) pulire
2) (tidy) mettere in ordine (after sb. dietro a qcn.)
3) (wash oneself) lavarsi
4) colloq. (make profit) [dealer] fare grossi guadagni (on con); [gambler] vincere molto; clean [sb.] up lavare [patient]; clean [sth.] up, clean up [sth.]
5) (remove dirt) raccogliere, tirare su

clean that rubbish up off o from the floor — raccogli quella porcheria dal pavimento

6) fig. (remove crime) ripulire [street, city]; (make less obscene) rendere meno volgare [TV programme]

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