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tidy
['taɪdɪ]
释义
释义1：adj.聪明的
Brave; smart; skillful; fine; good.
释义2：adj.尚且满意的 fairly good;acceptable or satisfactory
例句
LADY MARY：You'd be surprised. I've told him I'll give him my answer the day I get back.
LADY ROSAMUND：Well, it would be very tidy. At least we can say that.(Downton Abbey)
玛丽小姐：你应该很惊讶吧。我告诉他我会在我回来的那一天给他答复的。
罗莎蒙德：聪明，至少可以这样说吧。(唐顿庄园）
ROBERT：Ceasefire will begin at eleven o'clock on the morning of the eleventh of November.
MRS PATMORE：Why can't it begin now?
THOMAS：The eleventh of the eleventh seem pretty tidy to me.(Downton Abbey)
罗伯特：停火协议会在11月11日早上11点生效。
帕特莫尔太太：为什么不是现在呢？
托马斯：11月11日，这个日期尚且让我满意吧。(唐顿庄园）
