dejunk
verb [ I or T ] uk/ˌdiːˈdʒʌŋk/ us/ˌdiːˈdʒʌŋk/
清理，清除（不再需要的物品）
to get rid of things from a place or from of your life, because you do not need them or they have no value
My big project at the moment is dejunking my apartment. 我现在要做的一件大事是清除公寓里不需要的东西。
One good reason to dejunk is because people will stop seeing you as disorganized and sloppy. 把不需要的东西清除掉有一个好处，就是人们不会再觉得你乱七八糟或者马马虎虎。
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- These clutter-busting hints will help you dejunk your space, which will save you time and stress.
- Dejunk your life: clear out the physical clutter and the mental mess will take care of itself.
- Dejunk your life of unwanted mail and calls.
- Here are some things you can do to cut cleaning time: Dejunk, use better cleaning tools, and design your house to make it easier to clean.
- People who have dejunked talk about the experience as a turning point, which has allowed them to reassess their lives and to feel lighter and more free.