Examples of using To tidy up in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I need to tidy up.
Gate-crasher. I will leave you to tidy up.
I wanted to tidy up for them.
I will need time… to tidy up.
I like to tidy up myself at the end of the night.
Leave the plod to tidy up.
When you're out at lunch, I will drop by to tidy up.
We will have time to tidy up tomorrow.
Your father won't let me cross this line to tidy up.
You left your prisoner to tidy up an interview room?
I can't stay more than 1 night.Weren't the men going to tidy up?
Would you like me to tidy up some of this mess, Caesar?
I was just trying to tidy up.
I have a few things to tidy up, then I will be leaving tonight.
I didn't have a chance to tidy up.
It can be really troublesome to tidy up the mess by yourself.
I didn't know I would be having guests,so I didn't bother to tidy up.”.
I would like to, I would like to tidy up before I go to bed.
Tall guy, bow tie, walks like this. Semi-mortal. Likes to tidy up.
Also, taking 15 minutes at the end of her day to tidy up helped her reduce clutter and gain more energy.
Instead, she yearned to be the bookshelf manager to continue to tidy up books.
Thanks to the active involvement of our volunteers, we have managed to tidy up almost 4 hectares of the cemetery to date.
It looks like great fun, but as she meanders off to play with alarge plastic kitchen I remind her that she needs to tidy up afterwards.
Why don't you come and help me? I'm going to tidy up the backyard.
There's just one matter I need to tidy up first.
You're just a loose end that I have got to tidy up, that's all.
Mr. Vignelli had used his design skills to tidy up reality.
I suppose it's that you killed a busload of kids just to tidy up your love life.
Something in the nature of an accessory before andafter the fact… to give the title to those of you who can't read… and to tidy up afterwards for those who don't understand the endings.
She will need to switch from adding to multiplying or from playing to tidying up or from thinking about her own feelings to thinking about her friend.