Translations for „neaten“ in the English » German Dictionary

neat·en [ˈni:tən] VB trans

to neaten sth

etw in Ordnung bringen

to neaten sth up [or to neaten up sth]

etw in Ordnung bringen

to neaten sb up [or to neaten up sb]

jdn ordentlich herrichten

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to neaten sth up [or to neaten up sth]

etw in Ordnung bringen

to neaten sb up [or to neaten up sb]

jdn ordentlich herrichten

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I trimmed the edges and then pinned ribbon around the bottom edge to neaten it up.

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Trim to neaten the edges.

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Stereotypes are there to speed up speech, to neaten arguments, to oil the wheels of planning and progress.

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Trim outer edge to neaten.

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Once it's loosely attached, neaten it up and create a circular shape by discreetly pinning it all in place.

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Whereas if you scatter papers all over the place they're not going to naturally over time neaten themselves up, you have to do that.

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Take its simple refillable bathroom bottles -- white, of course -- which have neatened up the messy corner of many a bath.

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Neaten your edges: what grass trimmer is right for you?

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An easy way to improve the look of many gardens is simply to neaten the lawn edges.

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He's never going to be a penetrative kick, but he did neaten up his disposal.

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