Encara no tenim significats per a "to clean up".
1This matter was a problem enough without further complications to clean up.
2Australian political donations: how hard would it really be to clean up?
3It's going to take a long time to clean up the city.
4You should thank them: they can try to clean up the deficit!
5It's impossible for us to clean up in that way, she says.
6Surely you don't think it's our job to clean up your image?'
7The city gets hundreds of requests a year to clean up urine.
8You meant to clean up this winter-allthe furs in the country.
9It is information that will inform policies to clean up the atmosphere.
10Ms Philipsen said something should be done to clean up the site.
11Afterward it will be a simple matter to clean up the beasts.
12I don't want any more to clean up later, you understand me?
13If you really want to clean up, you start your own outfit.
14The council has been required to clean up that site, she said.
15His job was to investigate crimes, not to clean up after scandals.
16The European Commission has told the UK to clean up its air.