clear (EN)

adjective, adverb, verb, noun

adjective “clear”

1. see-through
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   The glass was so clear that I could see straight through to the other side.
2. shining
   After cleaning, the room was filled with clear, bright light.
3. not blocked or filled with things
   The intersection is clear; you can go.
4. without any clouds in the sky
   We had a clear sky for stargazing last night.
5. easy to understand
   The teacher's explanation was clear and easy to understand.
6. roueg (vum Gewëssen)
   After returning the lost wallet, she felt a sense of clear conscience.
7. kloer (Kapp)
   Even in stressful situations, she always managed to keep a clear head and make the right decisions.
8. loud enough to be heard easily
   His voice rang out clear and strong in the silent night.
9. without any marks or flaws
   She admired her clear skin in the mirror, free from any blemishes.
10. away from
    Keep the area clear of any obstacles during the fire drill.

adverb “clear”

1. at a distance from something
   Keep clear of the closing doors, please.
2. completely or the full distance
   He jumped clear over the fence without touching it.

verb “clear”

1. make a space free from something that is in the way
   The crew worked to clear the debris from the construction site.
2. to become free from obstruction
   After the streets cleared, it was finally safe to cross.
3. take things away from a place
   Before dinner, I had to clear the toys from the table.
4. go away quickly
   As soon as the bell rang, the students cleared out of the classroom.
5. make something clear or solve a problem
   The explanation helped to clear any confusion about the new policy.
6. prove someone did not commit a crime
   After the new evidence was presented, the suspect was cleared of all charges.
7. go past something with a small gap
   The airplane managed to clear the mountains with inches to spare.
8. jump or throw over a certain height or distance
   The athlete managed to clear the bar at a height of six feet.
9. finish a level or game successfully
   After many attempts, I finally cleared the difficult level in the game.
10. process successfully, as with a payment
    I wrote a check, but it won't clear until Monday.
11. make a certain amount of money after costs
    After expenses, the company was able to clear a substantial profit.
12. give permission for something
    The pilot waited for the control tower to clear the flight for takeoff.
13. receive permission to proceed
    The ship cleared for its voyage early in the morning.
14. get legal permission to use someone else's music
    The producer had to clear the sample before releasing the new track.
15. move a ball or puck away from one's own goal area
    The defender skillfully cleared the ball away from the goal.
16. make a computer memory space empty or reset a value
    To fix the error, I had to clear the entire database.

noun “clear”

1. the amount of open space between objects
   The doorway offered a clear of seven feet, enough for the tall visitors to pass through.
2. finishing a game or level
   After many hours of play, I finally got a clear on the hardest game mode.