Definition of «cleanup»

The term "cleanup" refers to the process or action of making something clean, orderly and free from dirt, dust, stains or other forms of mess. It can also refer to an organized effort to remove debris, waste or pollution from a particular area or environment. In addition, it may describe the act of removing or deleting unnecessary files, data or information from a computer system in order to optimize its performance and efficiency.

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After completing the construction project, the crew began the cleanup by clearing away debris, sweeping the floors, and disposing of any leftover materials.
During spring cleaning, make sure to tackle each room systematically, starting with decluttering, dusting shelves, scrubbing surfaces, vacuuming, and finally mopping the floors for a thorough cleanup.
In the kitchen, a proper cleanup involves washing the dishes, wiping down countertops, cleaning appliances, and sanitizing all food preparation areas.
Following a party, help with the cleanup by collecting trash, washing dishes, and organizing leftover food to ensure the space is tidy.
Before moving out of a rental property, perform a detailed cleanup, including cleaning the windows, deep cleaning carpets, removing all personal belongings, and leaving the place in a pristine condition as required in the lease agreement.

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In those cases, the grant must go to a coalition of at least three groups and involve cleanup of at least five sites. (scientificamerican.com)
The literature suggests that burning the crude may result in some cases in an oil that is «less sticky» and therefore may be easier for cleanup personnel to deal with. (sciencemag.org)
The nonstick cooking plate removes for easy cleanup in the dishwasher and the removable hood and integrated drip tray are both dishwasher safe too. (onedishkitchen.com)
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Definition of «cleanup»

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