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clear (EN)
adjectif, adverbe, verbe, nom

adjectif “clear”

clear, comp. clearer, sup. clearest
  1. transparent
    The glass was so clear that I could see straight through to the other side.
  2. clair (lumineux)
    After cleaning, the room was filled with clear, bright light.
  3. dégagé
    The intersection is clear; you can go.
  4. dégagé (du ciel)
    We had a clear sky for stargazing last night.
  5. facile à comprendre
    The teacher's explanation was clear and easy to understand.
  6. tranquille (de conscience)
    After returning the lost wallet, she felt a sense of clear conscience.
  7. lucide (à propos de la tête)
    Even in stressful situations, she always managed to keep a clear head and make the right decisions.
  8. audible
    His voice rang out clear and strong in the silent night.
  9. impeccable
    She admired her clear skin in the mirror, free from any blemishes.
  10. éloigné
    Keep the area clear of any obstacles during the fire drill.

adverbe “clear”

clear (more/most)
  1. à distance
    Keep clear of the closing doors, please.
  2. entièrement
    He jumped clear over the fence without touching it.

verbe “clear”

infinitif clear; il clears; prét. cleared; part. passé cleared; gér. clearing
  1. dégager
    The crew worked to clear the debris from the construction site.
  2. se dégager
    After the streets cleared, it was finally safe to cross.
  3. débarrasser
    Before dinner, I had to clear the toys from the table.
  4. partir rapidement
    As soon as the bell rang, the students cleared out of the classroom.
  5. éclaircir
    The explanation helped to clear any confusion about the new policy.
  6. disculper
    After the new evidence was presented, the suspect was cleared of all charges.
  7. frôler
    The airplane managed to clear the mountains with inches to spare.
  8. franchir
    The athlete managed to clear the bar at a height of six feet.
  9. réussir
    After many attempts, I finally cleared the difficult level in the game.
  10. être accepté (pour un paiement)
    I wrote a check, but it won't clear until Monday.
  11. réaliser un bénéfice
    After expenses, the company was able to clear a substantial profit.
  12. autoriser
    The pilot waited for the control tower to clear the flight for takeoff.
  13. obtenir l'autorisation
    The ship cleared for its voyage early in the morning.
  14. obtenir les droits (pour de la musique)
    The producer had to clear the sample before releasing the new track.
  15. dégager (dans le sport)
    The defender skillfully cleared the ball away from the goal.
  16. effacer (en informatique)
    To fix the error, I had to clear the entire database.

nom “clear”

sg. clear, pl. clears ou indén.
  1. espace libre
    The doorway offered a clear of seven feet, enough for the tall visitors to pass through.
  2. réussite (dans un jeu ou niveau)
    After many hours of play, I finally got a clear on the hardest game mode.