English–Korean
“tidy up” in Korean
How to say “tidy up” in Korean
“Tidy up” in Korean is 치우다 (chiuda).
Making a space orderly by moving things away or putting them where they belong.
Example sentences with 치우다
책상을 치웠어요.chaek ssang eul chi wo sseo yo
I tidied up the desk.
Tips for using 치우다
- The English word clean can suggest washing, while this verb focuses on clearing things away or putting them in order.
Other Korean words for “tidy up”
저녁 먹고 방을 정리할게요.cheo nyeok meok kko pang eul cheong ni hal kke yo
I'll tidy up the room after dinner.
