Clean up - English meaning

phrasal verb

Put (things or places) in order

phrasal verb

Make someone or something clean or neat.

Usage examples:

He always expected other people to clean up after him

phrasal verb

Restore order or morality to something.

Usage examples:

The police chief was given the job of cleaning up a notorious district

phrasal verb

Make a substantial gain or profit.

Usage examples:

Francis put three quid on a horse, figuring it was about time he cleaned up

phrasal verb

To remove dirt from something or make something neat

Usage examples:

We need to do something to clean up this mess and then get out of there., i have to clean things up…

phrasal verb

To get a lot of money

Usage examples:

With holiday spending already up by 10%, retailers are really hoping to clean up this season., last…