clean up
US /kliːn ˈʌp/
UK /kliːn ˈʌp/
1.
membersihkan, mengemas
to make a place or thing completely clean and tidy
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We need to clean up this mess before mom gets home.
Kita perlu membersihkan kekacauan ini sebelum ibu pulang.
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The volunteers helped to clean up the park after the festival.
Para sukarelawan membantu membersihkan taman selepas festival.
2.
mengaut keuntungan besar, mendapat banyak wang
to make a large amount of money, especially illegally or by exploiting a situation
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He really cleaned up on the stock market during the boom.
Dia benar-benar mengaut keuntungan besar di pasaran saham semasa tempoh ledakan.
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The company cleaned up by selling overpriced medical supplies during the pandemic.
Syarikat itu mengaut keuntungan besar dengan menjual bekalan perubatan yang terlalu mahal semasa pandemik.
3.
menyelesaikan, membersihkan, menangani
to deal with a problem or an unpleasant situation successfully
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The new manager was hired to clean up the department's financial issues.
Pengurus baru diupah untuk menyelesaikan masalah kewangan jabatan.
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It's time to clean up the corruption in the government.
Sudah tiba masanya untuk membersihkan rasuah dalam kerajaan.