Definition of tidily

tidilyadverb

ngăn nắp

/ˈtaɪdɪli//ˈtaɪdɪli/

"Tidily" originates from the Old English word "tīd," meaning "time" or "season." It evolved into "tide," which referred to the ebb and flow of the sea. The concept of "tidiness" arose from the regularity of the tides, implying an orderly and predictable state. By the 17th century, "tidy" was used to describe things that were neat and organized, reflecting the consistent flow of time and nature. Therefore, "tidily" reflects the concept of orderliness and regularity, stemming from the ancient understanding of the rhythmic nature of tides.

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neatly and with everything in order

gọn gàng và mọi thứ đều có thứ tự

Example:
  • The room was very tidily arranged.

    Căn phòng được sắp xếp rất ngăn nắp.

in a way that keeps things neat and in order

theo cách giữ mọi thứ gọn gàng và ngăn nắp

Example:
  • It isn't easy to eat crisps tidily.

    Thật không dễ dàng để ăn khoai tây chiên giòn một cách ngăn nắp.

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