「後片付け」って英語でなんて言うの？

Cleanup - (noun) an instance of cleaning clean up - (verb) to clean something "Everyone needs to help out with the after BBQ cleanup." "After the BBQ we had to clean up for almost an hour." "I can't leave until we finish cleaning up this mess."

To clear up = to put everything in its correct place and clean things as necessary to tidy up = to put things away in their correct places (and clean if necessary) To sort out = To put things in their correct order or position and 'fix' the situation. "The house needs sorting out after the party! You tidy up and I will do the dishes."

A) Tidy up -an act or spell of tidying something. "she's coming to give his house its Saturday morning tidy" A- Would you like to join me for a movie ? B- OK , but i first need to tidy up my room B) Clearing up -.tidy something up by removing rubbish or other unwanted items. Example-"Thomas decided to clear up his cottage" A- Can you please help me clear up the table B- Sure! I hope this helps :-)

To 'tidy up' is the same as 'clean up', just a different term. You can use both in a sentence in the same way. Eg: "The BBQ is over. It's time to tidy up." Eg: "I'm tidying up after the event."

*I've got to clear up all the BBQ stuff.* MEANING= another way of saying 'I need to clear up'. Clear up= to clean up *I'll start the clean up in the morning.* MEANING= I will do the cleaning in the morning. This suggests that you are saying this at the end of the BBQ or night and can't be bothered to clear up now- you'll do it the next day. *I've got to tidy up the house after the BBQ* MEANING=I need to tidy up after that BBQ. Tidy up= same as clean/clear up. YOU CAN ALSO SAY: *I need to clear up after the party. *There's a lot of clearing up to do *I'll clear up the garden if you clean the kitchen *I need to clean the BBQ up and wash all the dishes. Hope this helps! ^^

This means that you clean and tidy up the place.

Clean up the mess - to clean something (dirt.mess, etc.). Tidy up - to make something or some place cleaner, neater, or more organized in appearance.

"Cleaning up," and "Tidying up," can have the same meaning when talking about removing and/or fixing a mess. "To put things away," can refer to the idea of moving certain items back to their original resting place. For example, when having a BBQ you have things like tables, chairs, the grill, etc...you could put these items back into their garage or where they were previously before the BBQ happened.