整
complete; neat; organize; repair
Meanings
6 senses · 30 examplesadjective
complete; whole; full
neutralOften used to describe time, quantity, or complete sets, commonly paired with time nouns or measure words.
He studied in the library all day long.
I bought a complete set of new tea sets.
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The meeting lasted a full year.
It is exactly twelve o'clock sharp.
We need to break down the scattered parts into smaller batches for transport.
adjective
neat; orderly; tidy
neutralDescribes orderly, well-arranged states of objects, places, or personal appearance.
This residential community is clean, tidy, and quiet.
The teams on the playground are arranged in perfect order.
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He looks unkempt today and seems very tired.
She tidied her desk into a neat order.
The sound of neat footsteps echoed across the playground.
verb
to organize; to rectify; to tidy up
neutralUsed for arranging things in order or improving the state of a system, team, or atmosphere.
The government issued policies to rectify the market economic order.
The soldiers are getting ready for the drill.
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Mom tidies the room every day.
The school plans to rectify campus discipline.
We need to organize the materials at hand.
verb
to repair; to restore
neutralUsed for fixing damaged objects to make them look or work like new.
The carpenter is repairing the old wooden furniture.
This shop can restore old photos to look like new.
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We are repairing the bridges damaged by the flood.
He spent the whole afternoon fixing the broken bicycle.
This factory specializes in repairing antique clocks and watches.
verb
to make someone suffer; to torment
informalUsed in informal spoken language to describe causing hardship or trouble to someone.
He was tormented badly by the bad guys and almost lost his job.
Teacher, stop picking on us, we have finished our homework.
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The heavy rain made us completely soaked and embarrassed.
He always likes to make things difficult for the new colleagues.
That accident really took a toll on him.
verb
to do; to fix; to make
dialectUsed in regional dialects, especially in northern China, to mean doing or handling something.
I accidentally broke the rope.
I saw someone fix this part before, it's very simple.
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Help me fix this broken socket quickly.
He put together a new report in one evening.
I can't fix this computer, I need to call a professional technician.