Phrasal Verbs Idioms

CLEAN UP 🔙 🔝
🔹- to clean, remove dirt

📌 ‘What a state!’ said Amanda, ‘we’re going to have to get you cleaned up ; we’d better go to your apartment.’
They went up in the lift, entered the apartment and went into the bathroom.
‘Now, sit down on the edge of the bath and we’ll get you cleaned up ,’ instructed Amanda, who then asked, ‘where do you keep your first aid kit?’
Alan looked embarrassed.
‘Well, I’ve got a couple of plasters in the bathroom cabinet but that’s about all.’ He replied sheepishly.
Amanda looked at him admonishingly.
‘OK, disinfectant then, please don’t tell me you don’t have any or you’ll never clean up that cut.’
‘Yes, there’s some next to the toilet.’
Amanda filled the sink with hot water, poured a few drops of disinfectant into it and took some cotton wool from her handbag.
‘Now’, she said, almost sadistically, ‘this is going to sting!’
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CLEAN UP 🔙 🔝
🔹- to clean, remove dirt

📌 ‘What a state!’ said Amanda, ‘we’re going to have to get you cleaned up ; we’d better go to your apartment.’
They went up in the lift, entered the apartment and went into the bathroom.
‘Now, sit down on the edge of the bath and we’ll get you cleaned up ,’ instructed Amanda, who then asked, ‘where do you keep your first aid kit?’
Alan looked embarrassed.
‘Well, I’ve got a couple of plasters in the bathroom cabinet but that’s about all.’ He replied sheepishly.
Amanda looked at him admonishingly.
‘OK, disinfectant then, please don’t tell me you don’t have any or you’ll never clean up that cut.’
‘Yes, there’s some next to the toilet.’
Amanda filled the sink with hot water, poured a few drops of disinfectant into it and took some cotton wool from her handbag.
‘Now’, she said, almost sadistically, ‘this is going to sting!’
🧼

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