片付(かたづ)くto be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)

散(ち)らかっていた部屋(へや)が片付(かたづ)きました。

The messy room has been tidied up. {to be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)}

借金(しゃっきん)が片付(かたづ)いたので、ホッとしています。

I'm relieved because my debt has been settled. {to be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)}

長女(ちょうじょ)は片付(かたづ)いたが、次女(じじょ)には結婚(けっこん)のけの字(じ)もない。

The eldest daughter is settled (married), but there's not even a hint of marriage for the second daughter. {to be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)}

机(つくえ)の上(うえ)が片付(かたづ)かない限(かぎ)り、集中(しゅうちゅう)して勉強(べんきょう)に取(と)り組(く)めないでしょう。

Unless the desk is tidied up, you probably won't be able to focus and study. {to be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)}

床(ゆか)に散乱(さんらん)したおもちゃが片付(かたづ)かない事(こと)には掃除(そうじ)機(き)をかける事(こと)が出来(でき)ない。

I cannot vacuum until the toys scattered on the floor are tidied up. {to be put in order, to be put to rights, to be disposed of, to be solved, to be finished, to be married (off)}