| 释义 | View usage for: (ʃɪpʃeɪp) adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]If something is shipshape, it looks tidy, neat, and in good condition.  The house only needs an occasional coat of paint to keep it shipshape. Synonyms: tidy, neat, orderly, trim More Synonyms of shipshapeshipshape in British English (ˈʃɪpˌʃeɪp) adverb2. in a neat and orderly mannershipshape in American English (ˈʃɪpˌʃeɪp)   adjective1.   having everything neatly in place, as on board ship; trim  adverb2.   in a neat and orderly mannerHe would have it shipshape in a few days. Meanwhile, he'd patch it up a bit.Though it was all perfectly shipshape, it was pretty clear he hadn't slept there for some time.I just like things to be shipshape ,' I protested pleasantly.Examples of 'shipshape' in a sentenceshipshapeDefinition neat or orderly We moved in and soon had the place shipshape.Synonyms well-organized uncluttered well-ordered well-regulated spick-and-span trig (archaic, dialect) Bristol fashionAdditional synonymsDefinition efficient and methodical Mr Penn sounds quite businesslike.Synonyms efficient,  professional,  practical,  regular,  correct,  organized,  routine,  thorough,  systematic,  orderly,  matter-of-fact,  methodical,  well-ordered, workadayDefinition clean and tidy Her house was neat and tidy and gleamingly clean.Synonyms tidy,  nice,  straight,  trim,  orderly,  immaculate,  spruce,  well-kept,  uncluttered,  shipshape,  spick-and-spanDefinition tidy or well-organized The vehicles were parked in orderly rows.Synonyms well-organized,  ordered,  regular,  in order,  organized,  trim,  precise,  neat,  tidy,  systematic,  businesslike,  methodical,  well-kept,  shipshape,  systematized,  well-regulated,  in apple-pie order (informal)shiningshinyshipshipshapeshirkshirkershirt
Additional synonymsDefinition neat and spruce in appearance The neighbour's gardens were trim and neat.Synonyms neat,  nice,  smart,  compact,  tidy,  orderly,  spruce,  dapper,  natty (informal),  well-groomed,  well-ordered,  well turned-out,  shipshape,  spick-and-span,  trig (archaic, dialect),  soigné or soignée |