cleaning什么意思

cleaning什么意思
cleaning什么意思

cleaning什么意思
cleaning,clean 的 Continuos Tense（进行时态）
含义：清理
例句：I am cleaning my bedroom.

do some cleaning意思为做些如洗衣洗碗等家务活
至于clean
clean /kliːn/ DJ /klin/ KK
adjective
Irregular: cleaner; cleanest
1.not dirty 洁净的；干净的
Are your hands clean? 你的手干净吗？
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do some cleaning意思为做些如洗衣洗碗等家务活
至于clean
clean /kliːn/ DJ /klin/ KK
adjective
Irregular: cleaner; cleanest
1.not dirty 洁净的；干净的
Are your hands clean? 你的手干净吗？
to wipe/brush something clean 把某物擦╱刷干净
The hotel was spotlessly(= extremely)clean. 这家旅馆干净得一尘不染。
It is your responsibility to keep the room clean and tidy. 保持房间整洁是你的职责。 British English
Keep your room neat and clean. 保持房间整洁。 American English
I can't find a clean shirt(= one I haven't worn since it was washed). 我找不到一件干净的衬衫。
2.having a clean appearance and clean surroundings 爱干净的；爱整洁的
Cats are very clean animals. 猫是颇爱干净的动物。
3.free from harmful or unpleasant substances 无有害物的；无污染的
clean drinking water 洁净的饮用水
clean air 清洁的空气
the cleaner cars of the future(= not producing so many harmful substances) 未来的环保型汽车
4.with nothing written on it 空白的；未写过的 usually before noun
a clean sheet of paper 一张空白纸
5.not showing or having any record of doing something that is against the law 无犯罪记录的；守法的；清白的
a clean driving licence/driver's license 无违章记录的驾驶执照
a clean police record 无违警记录
6.not owning or carrying anything illegal such as drugs or weapons 没有私藏（或携带）违禁品（如枪支、毒品等）的 slang
The police searched her but she was clean. 警察搜了她的身，但未发现她携带任何违禁品。
7.played or done in a fair way and within the rules 公平的；守规则的；不违例的
It was a tough but clean game. 这是一场打得艰苦但却是规规矩矩的比赛。
8.having a smooth edge, surface or shape; simple and regular 边缘平整的；表面平滑的；简洁规则的
A sharp knife makes a clean cut. 快刀切得整齐。
a modern design with clean lines and a bright appearance 线条流畅、外观明快的现代设计
9.done in a skilful and accurate way 动作熟练而准确的；干净利落的
The plane made a clean take-off. 飞机起飞得干净利落。
10.tasting, smelling or looking pleasant and fresh 清醇的；清新的
The wine has a clean taste and a lovely golden colour. 这葡萄酒味道清醇，色泽金黄。
See also: unclean
Idiom: as clean as a whistle informal
1.very clean 干干净净
Idiom: a clean bill of health
1.a report that says somebody is healthy or that something is in good condition 健康证明；合格证明
Idiom: a clean break
1.a complete separation from a person, an organization, a way of life, etc. （与人、组织、生活方式等的）彻底决裂
She wanted to make a clean break with the past. 她与过去完全断绝。
2.a break in a bone in one place 一处骨折
Idiom: a clean sheet/slate
1.a record of your work or behaviour that does not show any mistakes or bad things that you have done 无过错记录；清白的历史
No government operates with a completely clean sheet. 没有任何政府执政一点也不失误。
They kept a clean sheet in the match(= no goals were scored against them). 他们在比赛中保持了未失一分的记录。
Idiom: make a clean breast of something
1.to tell the truth about something so that you no longer feel guilty 彻底坦白；如实供认；把…和盘托出
Idiom: make a clean sweep (of something)
1.to remove all the people or things from an organization that are thought to be unnecessary or need changing 全部撤换；彻底清除
2.to win all the prizes or parts of a game or competition; to win an election completely （比赛或竞赛中）大获全胜，包揽（所有奖项）；获得选举全胜
China made a clean sweep of the medals in the gymnastics events. 中国队在体操比赛中包揽了所有的奖牌。
The opinion poll suggests a clean sweep for the Democrats. 民意测验表明民主党有可能大获全胜。
See also: keep your nose clean; wipe the slate clean
verb
1.to make something free from dirt or dust by washing or rubbing it 除去…的灰尘；使…干净；打扫
to clean the windows/bath/floor 擦窗户╱浴缸╱地板 VN
to clean a wound 洗净伤口
Have you cleaned your teeth? 你刷过牙了吗？
The villa is cleaned twice a week. 这栋别墅一周打扫两次。
I spent all day cooking and cleaning. 我一整天都忙着做饭和打扫清洁。 V
See also: dry-clean; spring-clean
2.to become clean 变干净 V
This oven cleans easily(= is easy to clean). 这烤箱容易擦洗。
3.dry-clean Synonym VN
This coat is filthy. I'll have it cleaned. 这件大衣脏了，我得送去干洗。
4.to remove the inside parts of a fish, chicken, etc. before you cook it （烹调前给鱼、鸡等）清除内脏 VN
Idiom: clean house American English
1.to remove people or things that are not necessary or wanted 清除不必要的人（或事物）；裁减
The new manager said he wanted to clean house. 新上任的经理说他要裁员。
2.to make your house clean 打扫房屋
Idiom: clean up your act informal
1.to start behaving in a moral or responsible way 改邪归正；重新做人
He cleaned up his act and came off drugs. 他已改邪归正戒掉了毒品。
Phrasal: clean something↔down
1.to clean something thoroughly 彻底打扫；使…彻底干净
All the equipment should be cleaned down regularly. 所有设备都应该定期彻底打扫。
Phrasal: clean something off/from something; clean something↔off
1.to remove something from something by brushing, rubbing, etc. 把…刷（或擦）掉
I cleaned the mud off my shoes. 我刷掉了鞋子上的泥土。
Phrasal: clean something↔out
1.to clean the inside of something thoroughly 把（某物）内部彻底打扫干净
I must clean the fish tank out. 我必须把养鱼缸彻底清洗干净。
Phrasal: clean somebody out informal
1.to use all of somebody's money 耗尽（某人的）钱；用光（某人的）钱
Paying for all those drinks has cleaned me out. 购买那些饮料把我的钱花得一干二净。
Phrasal: clean somebody/something out informal
1.to steal everything from a person or place 洗劫
The burglars totally cleaned her out. 窃贼把她洗劫一空。
Phrasal: clean (yourself) up informal
1.to make yourself clean, usually by washing 把（身体）洗干净
I need to change and clean up. 我需要换洗一下。
Go and clean yourself up. 去梳洗干净吧。
You'd better get cleaned up. 你最好去梳洗一下。
See also: clean-up
Phrasal: clean up; clean something↔up
1.to remove dirt, etc. from somewhere 打扫（或清除）干净
He always expected other people to clean up after him(= when he had made the place dirty or untidy). 他总是指望别人来打扫他弄脏了的地方。
Who's going to clean up this mess? 这么又脏又乱的，谁来清理？
to clean up beaches after an oil spillage 清理石油泄漏后被污染的海滩
See also: clean-up
2.to win or make a lot of money 赢钱；赚大钱；发财 informal
This film should clean up at the box offices. 这部电影在票房收入上应该能赚大钱。
Phrasal: clean something↔up
1.to remove crime and immoral behaviour from a place or an activity 清除（某地或某活动中的）犯罪及不道德行为；清理；整顿
The new mayor is determined to clean up the city. 新上任的市长决心要整治好这座城市。
Soccer needs to clean up its image. 足球界的形象需要改善。
See also: clean-up
adverb
1.used to emphasize that an action takes place completely （行动）彻底地，完全地 informal
The thief got clean away. 那小偷已逃之夭夭。
I clean forgot about calling him. 我把给他打电话的事忘得一干二净。
Idiom: come clean (with somebody) (about something)
1.to admit and explain something that you have kept as a secret 全盘招供；和盘托出
Isn't it time the government came clean about their plans for education? 这难道不是政府彻底说明教育计划的时候了吗？
noun
1.the act or process of cleaning something 打扫；清扫 singular
The house needed a good clean. 这房子需要彻底打扫。
英语字典
clean
1.Make (something or someone) free of dirt, marks, or mess, esp. by washing, wiping, or brushing
2.Remove the innards of (fish or poultry) prior to cooking

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