zhěng qí
rangé
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他的房间很整齐。
tā de fángjiān hěn zhěngqì.
His room is very tidy.
她把衣服叠得很整齐。
tā bǎ yīfu dié de hěn zhěngqì.
She folded the clothes very neatly.
他们排队很整齐。
tāmen páiduì hěn zhěngqì.
They lined up very neatly.
凌乱 (líng luàn)
messy
杂乱 (zá luàn)
cluttered
The Chinese word 整齐 (zhěng qí) means "neat and tidy" or "in order". It is composed of two characters: 整 (zhěng), which means "to整顿 (zhěngdùn) or to put in order", and 齐 (qí), which means "even" or "uniform". The word 整齐 is often used to describe the appearance of things that are arranged in a neat and orderly way, such as a room, a desk, or a line of people. It can also be used to describe the behavior of people who are orderly and well-behaved.The character 整 (zhěng) is composed of two parts: the radical 戈 (gē), which means "spear", and the phonetic component 正 (zhèng), which means "correct" or "upright". The character 齐 (qí) is composed of two parts: the radical 禾 (hé), which means "grain", and the phonetic component 齐 (qí), which means "equal" or "uniform".The word 整齐 (zhěng qí) is first recorded in the Chinese dictionary Shuowen Jiezi, which was compiled in the 2nd century AD. It is also used in many other Chinese dictionaries and texts.
