Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Declutter"

A: When a space is a mess, with things everywhere, to "declutter" is to organize and/or throw things out, so that the space becomes neat.

A: Remove unnecessary objects

A: It means to clean up by getting rid of things. If you just have too much stuff-in your drawers, on your shelves, on your desk-the best way to deal with it is just to throw out all of the unimportant things that are taking up space.

A: Declutter: get rid of things you don’t need. You can sell them, throw them away, give them away...
Declutter your home. Declutters your drawers.

Organise: arrange tidily; to put things into a sensible order or into a system. If you organise your wardrobe, you sort your clothes out by colour/type, put accessories into boxes...

A: Declutter means to reduce clutter (de as a prefix is like "the opposite"). Clutter is when there is too much stuff. I would not say that a cluttered desk, for example, is necessarily unorganized but rather that is just has too much stuff on it.

You can declutter a desk by getting rid of stuff on it. You get rid of stuff by giving up your ownership of it in some way, donating the stuff, gifting the stuff to someone else, throwing the stuff away, etc.

To throw away means to put in the garbage.

Sorting is the process of arranging a group of things relative to themselves based on some property. You could sort your clothes by the season you wear them in. You could sort movies on Netflix by their genre, release date or rating. You could sort a list of students by the grades the receive.

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A: Declutter