cất dọn

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The Vietnamese word "cất dọn" means "to arrange" or "to put in order." It is commonly used when referring to organizing or tidying up things, such as items in a room, a workspace, or even in digital files.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "cất dọn" when you want to describe the action of cleaning up or organizing something.
• It is often used in both casual and formal contexts.

Example:

• "Tôi cần cất dọn phòng của mình." (I need to tidy up my room.)

Advanced Usage:

• "Cất dọn" can also imply not just physical organization but also mental organization, like arranging your thoughts or plans.
• For example: "Cô ấy cần cất dọn suy nghĩ của mình trước khi quyết định." (She needs to organize her thoughts before making a decision.)

Word Variants:

• Cất: This means "to put away" or "to store."
• Dọn: This means "to clean" or "to clear out."
• Together as "cất dọn," they emphasize both putting things away and cleaning up.

Different Meanings:

• While "cất dọn" specifically refers to organizing or tidying up, it can sometimes be used metaphorically to mean organizing one's life or thoughts.

Academic

1. Arrange, put in order