adjectif “clear”
clear, comp. clearer, sup. clearest
- transparent
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The glass was so clear that I could see straight through to the other side.
- clair (lumineux)
After cleaning, the room was filled with clear, bright light.
- dégagé
The intersection is clear; you can go.
- dégagé (du ciel)
We had a clear sky for stargazing last night.
- facile à comprendre
The teacher's explanation was clear and easy to understand.
- tranquille (de conscience)
After returning the lost wallet, she felt a sense of clear conscience.
- lucide (à propos de la tête)
Even in stressful situations, she always managed to keep a clear head and make the right decisions.
- audible
His voice rang out clear and strong in the silent night.
- impeccable
She admired her clear skin in the mirror, free from any blemishes.
- éloigné
Keep the area clear of any obstacles during the fire drill.
adverbe “clear”
- à distance
Keep clear of the closing doors, please.
- entièrement
He jumped clear over the fence without touching it.
verbe “clear”
infinitif clear; il clears; prét. cleared; part. passé cleared; gér. clearing
- dégager
The crew worked to clear the debris from the construction site.
- se dégager
After the streets cleared, it was finally safe to cross.
- débarrasser
Before dinner, I had to clear the toys from the table.
- partir rapidement
As soon as the bell rang, the students cleared out of the classroom.
- éclaircir
The explanation helped to clear any confusion about the new policy.
- disculper
After the new evidence was presented, the suspect was cleared of all charges.
- frôler
The airplane managed to clear the mountains with inches to spare.
- franchir
The athlete managed to clear the bar at a height of six feet.
- réussir
After many attempts, I finally cleared the difficult level in the game.
- être accepté (pour un paiement)
I wrote a check, but it won't clear until Monday.
- réaliser un bénéfice
After expenses, the company was able to clear a substantial profit.
- autoriser
The pilot waited for the control tower to clear the flight for takeoff.
- obtenir l'autorisation
The ship cleared for its voyage early in the morning.
- obtenir les droits (pour de la musique)
The producer had to clear the sample before releasing the new track.
- dégager (dans le sport)
The defender skillfully cleared the ball away from the goal.
- effacer (en informatique)
To fix the error, I had to clear the entire database.
nom “clear”
sg. clear, pl. clears ou indén.
- espace libre
The doorway offered a clear of seven feet, enough for the tall visitors to pass through.
- réussite (dans un jeu ou niveau)
After many hours of play, I finally got a clear on the hardest game mode.