“To be put in order” in Japanese
Short answer
To be put in order in Japanese is “片付く” (katazuku). Full meaning: to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished.
Other ways to say “To be put in order” in Japanese
片附く
katazuku to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
片づく
katazuku to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
かたづく
katazuku to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
かたづき
katazuki to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
整う
totonou to be ready, to be prepared, to be arranged; to be in order, to be put in order, to be well-ordered, to be well-proportioned, to be harmonious; to be adjusted, to be regulated, to be refined (e.g. of a face)
かたづか
katazuka to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
かたづい
katazui to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
かたづこ
katazuko to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
片づき
katazuki to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
片づこ
katazuko to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
片附い
katazui to be put in order, to be put to rights; to be disposed of, to be solved; to be finished
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