Comment souhaitez-vous utiliser pons.com ?

Vous êtes déjà abonné(e) à PONS ?

PONS avec des publicités

Visitez PONS.com comme d'habitude avec le suivi publicitaire et les publicités.

Vous trouvez les détails sur le suivi dans les informations sur la protection des données et la Paramètres de confidentialité.

PONS Pur

sans publicité de tiers

sans suivi publicitaire

S'abonner maintenant

Si vous avez déjà un compte d'utilisateur gratuit pour pons.com, vous pouvez vous abonner à PONS Pur ici.

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. clean [kli:n] ADJ

1. clean (not dirty):

clean
clean air/hands
clean sheet
clean shirt
[as] clean as a whistle [or GB as a new pin]

2. clean (free from bacteria):

clean
clean
rein <reiner, am reinsten>
clean air
clean water

3. clean épith (blank):

clean sheet of paper

4. clean (fair):

clean methods, fight
clean methods, fight

5. clean jarg (free from crime, offence):

clean
sauber jarg
to have clean hands [or a clean slate]
to have a clean record

6. clean fam (no drugs):

to be clean
clean sein
to be clean alcoholic

7. clean (morally acceptable):

clean
clean
it's all good, clean fun
clean joke
clean living

8. clean (smooth):

clean design
clean lines

9. clean (straight):

clean
clean break MÉD
clean hit SPORT

10. clean (complete, entire):

clean
to make a clean break from sth
to make a clean job of sth
to make a clean start
to make a clean sweep of sth
to make a clean sweep of sth (win everything)
bei etw dat [alles] abräumen fam

11. clean (toilet-trained):

to be clean
to be clean animal

12. clean MÉD:

to give sb a clean bill of health
to give sth a clean bill of health fig

13. clean RÉLIG:

clean
rein <reiner, am reinsten>

14. clean wood:

clean

Idiomes/Tournures:

to come clean
to keep one's nose clean
sauber bleiben fam hum
to make a clean breast of sth
to make a clean breast of sth
to show a clean pair of heels fam
to wipe the slate clean

II. clean [kli:n] ADV

1. clean inv (completely):

clean
clean
I clean forgot that ...
Sue got clean away
the cat got clean away
clean bowled GB SPORT

2. clean (not dirty):

clean

Idiomes/Tournures:

a new broom sweeps clean

III. clean [kli:n] VERBE trans

1. clean (remove dirt):

to clean sth
to clean sth furniture
to clean sth (dry-clean)
to clean the car
to clean a carpet
to clean the floor
to clean house Am
to clean the house
to clean one's nails
to clean one's teeth
to clean a wound
to clean sth from [or off] sth to clean off sth from sth
etw von etw dat abwischen

2. clean CULIN:

3. clean (eat all):

to clean one's plate

Idiomes/Tournures:

to clean sb's clock Am jarg
jdn verdreschen fam

IV. clean [kli:n] VERBE intr

clean pans, pots:

clean
to clean easily

V. clean [kli:n] SUBST

to give sth a [good] clean
to give sth a [good] clean shoes, window, teeth, room
to give sth a [good] clean hands, face
to give sth a [good] clean furniture, carpet

clean down VERBE trans esp GB

to clean sth ⇆ down
to clean sth ⇆ down walls

clean out VERBE trans

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

to clean sth ⇆ out
to clean sth ⇆ out (with water)
to clean sth ⇆ out (empty and clean) cupboard, drawer
to clean sth ⇆ out (throw away things)
to clean out a room
to clean out sb's stomach

2. clean out fam (take all resources):

to clean sb ⇆ out
to clean out the bank (in games)
to clean sb out of drink
to clean sb out of food

I. clean up VERBE trans

1. clean up (make clean):

to clean up ⇆ sth
to clean up ⇆ sth building
to clean up the mess
to clean oneself up
to clean oneself up (wash)

2. clean up (eradicate sex, crime):

to clean up ⇆ sth
mit etw dat aufräumen
to clean up the city

3. clean up fam (make gain, profit):

to clean up ⇆ sth
etw absahnen jarg
to clean up a fortune

Idiomes/Tournures:

to clean up one's act

II. clean up VERBE intr

1. clean up:

clean up (make clean)
to clean up after sb

2. clean up esp Am jarg (make profit):

clean up

clean ˈbill SUBST Am JUR

clean bill

clean ˈcred·it SUBST FIN

clean credit
clean credit

ˈclean-cut ADJ

1. clean-cut:

2. clean-cut val person:

clean-cut

clean ˈfloat SUBST ÉCON, FIN

clean float

clean ˈhands SUBST plur JUR

ˈclean-limbed ADJ val

clean-limbed

clean-ˈliv·ing [ˌkli:nˈlɪvɪŋ] ADJ inv

clean-living

clean-nee·dle [ˈkli:nˌni:dl̩] SUBST modifier

clean-out [ˈkli:naʊt] SUBST

to give sth a [good] clean-out
to give sth a [good] clean-out fig
Säuberung f <-, -en>

ˈclean room SUBST

clean room
Reinraum m <-(e)s, -räume>

clean-ˈshav·en ADJ inv

clean-shaven

ˈclean-up SUBST

1. clean-up (thorough cleaning):

clean-up
sth needs a good clean-up

2. clean-up (removal of illegal activities):

clean-up

3. clean-up no pl esp Am (large profit):

clean-up
Profit m <-(e)s, -e>

ˈdry-clean VERBE trans

to dry-clean sth
‘dry-clean only’
Present
Iclean
youclean
he/she/itcleans
weclean
youclean
theyclean
Past
Icleaned
youcleaned
he/she/itcleaned
wecleaned
youcleaned
theycleaned
Present Perfect
Ihavecleaned
youhavecleaned
he/she/ithascleaned
wehavecleaned
youhavecleaned
theyhavecleaned
Past Perfect
Ihadcleaned
youhadcleaned
he/she/ithadcleaned
wehadcleaned
youhadcleaned
theyhadcleaned