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I . clear [klɪəʳ, Am klɪr] ADJ

1. clear (understandable):

clear
to make oneself clear

2. clear (distinct):

clear

3. clear (certain):

clear
to be clear about sth

4. clear (leaving no doubt):

clear
clear case, example

5. clear (transparent):

clear

6. clear (cloudless):

clear day, sky

7. clear complexion, skin:

clear
clear

8. clear conscience:

clear

9. clear (free from):

clear of debt
clear of suspicion

10. clear (not blocked):

clear way

11. clear (complete):

clear

12. clear ÉCON:

clear profit

13. clear JUR:

to have a clear title to sth

14. clear (away from):

to steer clear of sb

Idiomes/Tournures:

as clear as day

II . clear [klɪəʳ, Am klɪr] VERBE trans

1. clear (tidy up):

clear
clear table

2. clear (empty):

clear
to clear a space for sth

3. clear (remove):

clear

5. clear ÉCON (make profit):

clear

6. clear ÉCON:

clear cheque

7. clear ÉCON:

clear debt, loan

8. clear (give permission):

to clear sth

9. clear (through customs):

clear
to clear customs

10. clear (complete):

clear
kończyć [perf za-]

11. clear (jump over):

clear

Idiomes/Tournures:

to clear one's throat

III . clear [klɪəʳ, Am klɪr] VERBE intr

1. clear liquid:

clear

2. clear sky:

clear

3. clear fog:

clear

IV . clear [klɪəʳ, Am klɪr] SUBST

V . clear [klɪəʳ, Am klɪr] ADV

1. clear (clearly):

clear

2. clear (away from):

to move clear of sth
to steer/stay clear of sth

all clear SUBST

1. all clear fam (permission):

all clear
the all clear fig

2. all clear (signal):

to give [or sound] the all clear

clear off VERBE intr fam

I . clear out VERBE trans

1. clear out (tidy up):

clear out

2. clear out (empty):

clear out

I . clear up VERBE trans

1. clear up (tidy up):

clear up

2. clear up (explain):

clear up

II . clear up VERBE intr

1. clear up (tidy up):

clear up

2. clear up:

3. clear up (disappear):

clear up

clear-headed ADJ

clear-sighted ADJ

clear-up SUBST JUR

crystal clear ADJ

1. crystal clear (transparent):

crystal clear

2. crystal clear (obvious):

crystal clear
to make sth crystal clear

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