sort-out

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sort-out

[ˈsɔːtaʊt] N to have a sort-out (= clean-up) → hacer limpieza ; (= tidy-up) → ordenar las cosas
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Invest in kit which could significantly improve the room and render any more of those frenzied seasonal sort-outs unnecessary.
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Then a few months back during one of these sort-outs they found it on top of a load of stuff that was about to be put in the bin and rescued it."
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Help the Aged general manager Marcy Lee said: "The Indian summer has meant that our donors have had big sort-outs of their wardrobes and supplied us with some wonderful clothes and accessories.
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