neat & tidy的解释,有何分别?
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发布时间：2023-03-22 21:49
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时间：2023-11-03 05:57
but " neat" cannot. ( Neaten = verb ) I am tidying up my room. <---Correct I am neating up my room. <----Wrong "Neat" is not a verb. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tidy n/v/adj adverb = tidily neat/n/adj neat can be an adverb adverb 10. Informal. neatly. dictionary.reference/browse/neat askoxford/concise_oed/tidy?view=uk DERIVATIVES tidily adverb 1)He was dressed tidily(adverb). 2) He was dressed neatly/neat(adverb). 3) He was dressed tidy(adjective).<======= ( According to those o dictionary websites above and some other dictionaries
"tidy" cannot be used as an adverb.) We should use 1) and 2). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Footnote: Some native English speakers do use"tidy" as an adverb in oral English.
actually
they are the same in meaning and usage. neat = clean + tidy (not messy) tidy = not messy
参考: living in USA
neat 同tidy同样解整齐 个人觉neat则有点干净的意思
