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clear

adjective
/klɪə(r)/
/klɪr/
(comparative clearer, superlative clearest)
Word Family
  • clear adjective (≠ unclear)
  • clearly adverb
  • clarity noun
  • clarify verb
Idioms
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    easy to understand

  1. easy to understand and not confusing清晰易懂的;明白清楚的;不含混的
    • She gave me clear and precise directions.她給了我清晰而準確的指示。
    • Are these instructions clear enough?這些說明夠清楚了嗎?
    • Your meaning needs to be clear.你的意思需要說清楚。
    • You'll do as you're told—is that clear?叫你做什麽你就去做什麽,明白嗎?
    • clear about something She was quite clear about her reasons for leaving.)比較:她相當清楚她要離開的原因。
    • This behaviour must stop—do I make myself clear (= express myself clearly so there is no doubt about what I mean)?這種行爲必須停止。我講清楚了吧?
    • I hope I made it clear to him that he was no longer welcome here.我希望我已經給他講清楚他在這裏不再受歡迎。
    Extra Examples
    • I hope I made it clear to him that he's not welcome here.我希望我向他表明他在這裏不受歡迎。
    • Our policy on pensions is perfectly clear.我們的養老金政策非常明確。
    • She has a clear, simple writing style.她有一種清晰、簡單的寫作風格。
    • Your meaning needs to be crystal clear.你的意思要非常清楚。
    • This is a clear and concise practical guide.這是一個清晰簡潔的實用指南。
    • a clear and unambiguous statement清晰明確的陳述
    • The plan is very clear and simple.計劃非常清楚簡單。
    • We have clear and consistent expectations for our students.我們對學生有明確和一致的期望。
    • The figures will give a clearer picture of the financial benefits.這些數字將更清楚地反映出經濟效益。
    • They made it absolutely clear that I was expected to help.他們非常明確地表示希望我能幫忙。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • become
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    preposition
    • to
    phrases
    • clear and concise
    See full entry
  2. without doubt

  3. obvious and leaving no doubt at all明顯的;顯然的;明確的
    • This is a clear case of fraud.這無疑是一樁詐騙案。
    • She won the election by a clear majority.她以明顯的多數赢得選舉。
    • His height gives him a clear advantage.他的身高使他具有明顯的優勢。
    • a clear warning of the risks對風險的明確警告
    • He left no clear indication of his wishes.他沒有明確表示他的願望。
    • We must send a clear message to young people that cyberbullying will not be tolerated.我們必須向年輕人發出明確的信息,網絡欺淩是不可容忍的。
    • There is clear evidence that he was involved with the gang.有明顯的證據表明他與該團夥有牽連。
    • They made their intentions abundantly clear.他們非常清楚地表明了他們的意圖。
    • it is clear to somebody (that)… It was quite clear to me that she was lying.我十分清楚她在撒謊。
    • It is clear from the graph that sales have dropped sharply.這張圖表清楚地顯示了銷量已經急劇下降。
    • clear what, how, whether, etc… It is not clear what they want us to do.我們不清楚他們要我們做什麽。
    • How he got there was not clear.他是如何到達那裏的還不清楚。
    Synonyms clearclear
    • obvious
    • apparent
    • evident
    • plain
    These words all describe something that is easy to see or understand.
    • clear easy to see or understand and leaving no doubts:
      • It was quite clear to me that she was lying.我十分清楚她在撒謊。
    • obvious easy to see or understand:
      • It’s obvious from what he said that something is wrong.根據他所說的,顯然是出問題了。
    • apparent [not usually before noun] (rather formal) easy to see or understand:指明顯的、顯然的、易理解的:
      • It was apparent from her face that she was really upset.從面容上一眼就可以看出她確實心緒煩亂。
    • evident (rather formal) easy to see or understand:指明顯的、顯然的、易理解的:
      • The orchestra played with evident enjoyment.管弦樂隊演奏得興致勃勃。
    • plain easy to see or understand:
      • He made it very plain that he wanted us to leave. 他明確表示要我們離開。
    which word?
    • These words all have almost exactly the same meaning. There are slight differences in register and patterns of use. If you make something clear/​plain, you do so deliberately because you want people to understand something; if you make something obvious, you usually do it without meaning to:
      • I hope I make myself obvious.
      • Try not to make it so clear/​plain.
      In the expressions clear majority, for obvious reasons, for no apparent reason and plain to see, none of the other words can be used instead. You can have a clear/​an obvious/​a plain case of something but not:
      • an evident case of something
      .
    Patterns
    • clear/​obvious/​apparent/​evident/​plain to somebody/​something
    • clear/​obvious/​apparent/​evident/​plain that/​what/​who/​how/​where/​why…
    • to seem/​become/​make something clear/​obvious/​apparent/​evident/​plain
    • perfectly/​quite/​very clear/​obvious/​apparent/​evident/​plain
    Language Bank evidenceevidenceGiving proof提供證據
      • There is clear evidence that TV advertising influences what children buy.有明確的證據表明電視廣告影響兒童的購買行爲。
      • It is clear from numerous studies that TV advertising influences what children buy.衆多研究清楚地表明電視廣告影響兒童的購買行爲。
      • Recent research demonstrates that TV advertising influences children’s spending habits.最近的研究表明電視廣告影響兒童的消費習慣。
      • Many parents think that TV advertising influences their children. This view is supported by the findings of a recent study, which show a clear link between television advertisements and children’s spending habits.許多家長認爲電視廣告對他們的孩子會産生影響。這一觀點得到近期研究結果的支持,即電視廣告和兒童消費習慣之間有明顯的關聯。
      • The findings also reveal that most children are unaware of the persuasive purpose of advertising.這些研究結果還顯示大多數兒童沒有意識到廣告的說服意圖。
      • There is little evidence that children understand the persuasive intent of advertising.幾乎沒有證據表明兒童能夠理解廣告的說服意圖。
      • The results contradict claims that advertising is unrelated to children’s spending habits.這些研究結果否定了廣告與兒童消費習慣無關的說法。
      • Manufacturers argue that it is difficult to prove that advertising alone influences what children buy.生産廠商爭辯說,很難證明單憑廣告就能影響兒童的購買行爲。
    Language Bank impersonalimpersonalGiving opinions using impersonal language用客觀的語言發表意見
      • It is vital that more is done to prevent the illegal trade in wild animals.應進一步阻止非法買賣野生動物的行爲,這一點至關重要。
      • (Compare: We have to do more to stop people trading wild animals illegally.)比較:我們必須進一步阻止人們非法買賣野生動物。
      • It is clear that more needs to be done to protect biodiversity.顯然,應進一步保護生物多樣性。
      • (Compare: We clearly need to do more to protect biodiversity.)比較:很明顯,我們需要進一步保護生物多樣性。
      • It is unfortunate that the practice of keeping monkeys as pets still continues.不幸的是,將猴子當寵物飼養的做法仍在持續。
      • (Compare: It’s absolutely terrible that people still keep monkeys as pets.)比較:非常糟糕的是有人仍將猴子當寵物飼養。
      • It is difficult for many people to understand the reasons why certain individuals choose to hunt animals for sport.許多人都難以理解爲什麽有些人選擇捕獵作爲消遣。
      • (Compare: I can’t understand why anyone would want to kill animals for fun.)比較:我不明白爲什麽有人會以獵殺動物爲樂。
      • Unfortunately, it would seem that not enough is being done to support tiger conservation.遺憾的是,在保護老虎方面給予的支持似乎還不夠。
      • (Compare: Governments aren’t doing enough to help tiger conservation.)比較:遺憾的是,在保護老虎方面給予的支持似乎還不夠。
      • There is no doubt that the greatest threat to polar bears comes from global warming.毫無疑問,對北極熊的最大威脅是全球變暖。
      • (Compare: I believe that the greatest threat…)比較:我認爲最大的威脅…
    Extra Examples
    • It was clear to us there was a problem.我們很清楚有一個問題。
    • It wasn't entirely clear whether she wanted us to help.她是否想要我們幫忙並不完全清楚。
    • There is a clear and present danger to national security.國家安全面臨明顯的現實危險。
    • to give a clear sign that we value all students明確表示我們重視所有學生
    • We need to make a clear distinction between private and public rooms.我們需要明確區分私人房間和公共房間。
    • The film is a clear example of Hitchcock's cleverness.這部電影是希區柯克聰明的一個明顯例子。
    • One clear winner stood out.一個明顯的赢家脫穎而出。
    • One thing is clear—she was not telling the truth.有一點很清楚——她沒有說實話。
    • The message of the play is clear. Love is pain.這出戲的寓意很清楚。愛是痛苦。
    • It was immediately clear that she had been crying.很明顯,她一直在哭。
    • It was pretty clear that they didn't want me there.很明顯他們不想讓我去。
    • It is becoming increasingly clear that consumers are interested in animal welfare.越來越明顯的是,消費者對動物福利感興趣。
    • It seems clear that her separation from the children caused her great distress.似乎很明顯,她與孩子們的分離給她帶來了巨大的痛苦。
    • You have to make your intentions crystal clear to them.你要清清楚楚地向他們表明你的意圖。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • become
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    preposition
    • to
    phrases
    • clear and concise
    See full entry
  4. not confused; having no doubt 明顯的;顯然的;明確的
    • clear about something Are you clear about the arrangements for tomorrow?你清楚明天的安排嗎?
    • clear on something My memory is not clear on that point.那一點我記不清了。
    • clear what, how, whether, etc… I'm still not clear what the job involves.我仍然不明白這項工作包括哪些内容。
    • We need a clear understanding of the problems involved.我們需要了解清楚所涉及的各種問題。
    Synonyms suresure
    • confident
    • convinced
    • certain
    • positive
    • clear
    These words all describe somebody who knows without doubt that something is true or will happen.
    • sure [not before noun] without any doubt that you are right, that something is true, that you will get something or that something will happen:
      • ‘Is that John over there?’ ‘I’m not sure.’“那邊那個人是約翰嗎?” “我說不準。”
      • Are you sure about that?這事你肯定嗎?
      • England must win this game to be sure of qualifying.英格蘭隊必須拿下這場比賽才能確保獲得資格。
      Sure is often used in negative statements and questions, because there is some doubt or worry over the matter. If there is no doubt, people often say quite sure: I’m quite sure (that) I left my bag here (= I have no doubt about it).
    • confident completely sure that something will happen in the way that you want or expect:
      • I’m quite confident that you’ll get the job.我肯定你能得到那份工作。
      • The team feels confident of winning.這個隊覺得有把握取勝。
      Confident is a stronger and more definite word than sure and is more often used in positive statements, when you feel no worry.
    • convinced [not before noun] completely sure that something is true or right, especially because the evidence seems to prove it or somebody else has persuaded you to believe it:
      • I’m convinced that she’s innocent.我堅信她是清白無辜的。
    • certain [not usually before noun] sure that you are right or that something is true:
      • Are you absolutely certain about this?你對這事絕對確信無疑嗎?
    sure or certain?用 sure 還是 certain?Like sure, certain is often used in negative statements and questions. It is slightly more formal than sure; sure is more frequent, especially in spoken English.
    • positive [not before noun] (rather informal) completely sure that something is true:
      • She was positive that he’d been there.她確信他曾到過那兒。
      • ‘Are you sure?’ ‘Positive.’“你敢肯定嗎?”“絕對肯定。”
    • clear (often used in negative statements and questions) having no doubt or confusion about something:
      • My memory isn’t really clear on that point.那一點我記不太清楚了。
    Patterns
    • sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain/​positive/​clear about something
    • sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain of something
    • sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain/​positive/​clear that…
    • sure/​certain/​clear who/​what/​how, etc.
    • to feel sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain/​positive
    • quite/​absolutely/​completely/​fairly/​pretty sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain/​positive/​clear
    • not altogether sure/​confident/​convinced/​certain/​clear
    Express Yourself Asking for clarificationAsking for clarification請求澄清When you are given some information or asked to do something, you may need to check that you have understood correctly. Here are some ways of asking people to clarify what they said:别人告知一些信息或提出要求時需要核實自己的理解是否正確。以下是一些請求他人澄清事由的方式:
      • I’m sorry, I didn’t quite understand.對不起,我不太明白。
      • Would you mind explaining that again? I’m not sure that I’ve understood correctly.請你再解釋一遍行嗎?我拿不準我理解得對不對。
      • Sorry, I don't quite follow (you).抱歉,我沒太聽懂(你的話)。
      • Can I just check that I’ve got this right?我核實一下我的理解是否正確好嗎?
      • I’m not quite/​exactly clear about/​really sure what I’m supposed to do.我不太清楚/不太肯定該做什麽。
      • Sorry, could you repeat that? I didn’t hear what you said.對不起,你能再說一遍嗎?你剛才說的我沒聽到。
      • Sorry, would you mind repeating what you just said?對不起,請你把剛才說的話重複一遍好嗎?
      • If I understand you correctly, you want me to phone the customer and apologise?如果我的理解沒錯,你是要我打電話給客戶道歉?
      • Do you mean (to say) that the deal's off?你的意思是(說)交易取消了?
      • What exactly are you saying?你到底在說什麽?
      • So you're saying that the meeting's cancelled?那麽你是說會議取消了?
      • Sorry, did you mean that I should wait here or come back later?抱歉,你的意思是我該在這裏等,還是一會兒再過來?
      • Can you just confirm your date of birth for me, please?請您幫我確認一下您的出生日期好嗎?
    Extra Examples
    • I'm still not clear whether she wants to come or not.我仍然不清楚她是否想來。
    • My memory isn't really clear on that point.那一點我記不太清楚了。
    • Everyone must be clear about their responsibilities.每個人都必須清楚自己的責任。
    • She has a clear vision of the way things should go with the project.她對項目的發展方向有清晰的設想。
    • Nobody had a clear idea of what was to come next.沒有人清楚地知道接下來會發生什麽。
    • We are very clear about what we want to accomplish.我們非常清楚我們想要實現的目標。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    preposition
    • about
    • on
    See full entry
  5. mind頭腦

  6. thinking in a sensible and logical way, especially in a difficult situation(尤指在困境中)思維敏銳而有邏輯的,頭腦清醒的
    • a clear thinker思維清晰的人
    • You'll need to keep a clear head for your interview.你面試時要保持清醒的頭腦。
  7. easy to see/hear容易看見/聽到

  8. easy to see or hear容易看見的;聽得清的
    • The photo wasn't very clear.這張照片不太清晰。
    • The voice on the phone was clear and strong.電話上的聲音清晰洪亮。
    • She was in Australia but I could hear her voice as clear as a bell.她雖然在澳大利亞,但我卻能非常清楚地聽到她的聲音。
    • The image was crisp and clear.圖像清晰明了。
    • The colours in her paintings are very clear and bright.她的畫色彩非常清晰明亮。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • become
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    phrases
    • loud and clear
    See full entry
  9. easy to see through

  10. that you can see through; transparent透明的;清澈的
    • The water was so clear we could see the bottom of the lake.湖水清澈見底。
    • clear glass透明的玻璃
    • a clear colourless liquid透明的無色液體
    • a sheet of clear cellophane一張透明的玻璃紙
    Extra Examples
    • The beach was perfect—white sand and clear blue water.海灘是完美的——白沙和清澈的藍水。
    • The water comes out of the spring crystal clear and totally pure.湧出的泉水清澈至純。
    • Items must be carried in a clear plastic bag.物品必須裝在透明塑料袋中運送。
    • The water was fairly clear.水頗爲清澈。
    • The chairs were made of clear plastic.這些椅子是由透明塑料制成的。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • become
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    See full entry
  11. sky/weather天空;天氣

  12. without cloud or mist無雲(或霧)的;晴朗的
    • a clear blue sky晴朗的碧空
    • On a clear day you can see France.天氣晴朗時你可以看見法國。
    Extra Examples
    • It's likely to be a clear night, with temperatures dropping to freezing.這可能是一個晴朗的夜晚,氣溫降至冰點。
    • The weather was bright and clear.天氣晴朗,萬裏無雲。
    • a crisp, clear autumn morning一個清爽、晴朗的秋日早晨
    • On a clear day, you can see the mountains in the distance.天氣晴朗時你可以看見遠處的群山。
    • clear night skies晴朗的夜空
    Topics Weathera2
  13. skin皮膚

  14. without spots or marks無斑(或疤痕)的
    • clear skin沒有絲毫斑點的皮膚
    • a clear complexion無瑕的面龐
  15. eyes眼睛

  16. bright and lively明亮有神的
    • Her clear blue eyes sparkled.她清澈的藍眼睛閃閃發光。
  17. not blocked無阻礙

  18. clear (of something) free from things that are blocking the way or covering the surface of something暢通無阻的;無障礙的;(表面)收拾幹淨的
    • The road was clear and I ran over.路上沒有東西擋着,我就跑了過來。
    • All exits must be kept clear of baggage.所有出口必須保持通暢,不得堆放行李。
    • You won't get a clear view of the stage from here.從這裏看舞台,你的視野會受到遮擋。
    • I always leave a clear desk at the end of the day.每天工作結束時,我總是把桌面收拾幹淨。
    • Most roads are now clear of snow.大多數道路現在都沒有雪了。
    Extra Examples
    • The roads are reasonably clear of snow.道路上的積雪基本上清除掉了。
    • Make sure you keep all gutters and drainpipes clear of leaves.要確保所有的排水溝和排水管沒有樹葉堵塞。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • seem
    adverb
    • completely
    • fairly
    • pretty
    preposition
    • of
    See full entry
  19. conscience良心

  20. if you have a clear conscience or your conscience is clear, you do not feel guilty無罪的;清白的;問心無愧的
  21. free from something bad與壞事不沾邊

  22. clear of something free from something that is unpleasant擺脫掉(不愉快事物)的
    • They were still not clear of all suspicion.他們仍未解除所有的嫌疑。
    • We are finally clear of debt.我們終於償清了債務。
  23. not touching/near不接觸;不靠近

  24. [not before noun] clear (of somebody/something) not touching something; a distance away from something不接觸;遠離
    • The plane climbed until it was clear of the clouds.飛機爬升直至穿出了雲層。
    • Make sure you park your car clear of the entrance.切莫把車停在入口處。
  25. period of time一段時間

  26. [only before noun] whole or complete全部的;整體的;完整的
    • Allow three clear days for the letter to arrive.信要整整三天才能寄到。
    • You must give seven clear days’ notice of the meeting.你必須提前整整七天通知開會。
  27. sum of money款項

  28. [only before noun] that remains when taxes, costs, etc. have been taken away(扣除稅項、成本等後)淨的,純的 synonym net
    • They had made a clear profit of £2 000.他們已賺得 2 000 英鎊的淨利。
  29. phonetics語音學

  30. (of a speech sound語音) produced with the central part of the tongue close to the top of the mouth. In many accents of (= ways of pronouncing) English, clear /l/ is used before a vowel, as in leave.清晰的 opposite dark
  31. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cler, from Latin clarus.
Idioms
be clear/smooth sailing (North American English)
(British English be plain sailing)
  1. to be simple and free from trouble移走,搬走,清除(不需要的東西)
(as) clear as day
  1. easy to see or understand顯而易見;容易理解
(as) clear as mud
  1. (informal, humorous) not clear at all; not easy to understand一點不清楚;難懂
    • Oh well, that's all as clear as mud, then.哎呀,那麽一來這真是成了一本糊塗賬了。
clear blue water (between A and B)
  1. a complete difference or division between two people or groups全部的;整體的;完整的
    • Voters want to see clear blue water between the main parties.選民們希望看到主要政黨之間有清澈的藍水。
    • They failed to put clear blue water between themselves and their competitors.他們沒能在自己和競爭對手之間劃清界限。
the coast is clear
  1. (informal) there is no danger of being seen or caught沒有被發現(或抓住)的危險
    • As soon as the coast was clear, he climbed in through the window.等到四下無人,他便從窗戶爬了進去。
keep your head | keep a clear/cool head
  1. to remain calm in a difficult situation(在困境中)保持冷靜
    • She needed to keep a clear head if she was to remain in control.她要想繼續控制局勢就必須保持清醒的頭腦。
leave the field clear for somebody
  1. to enable somebody to be successful in a particular area of activity because other people or groups have given up competing with them爲…的勝利鋪平道路;爲…的成功掃清障礙
    • The complete disarray of the opposition parties leaves the field clear for the government to implement urgent reforms.反對黨的徹底混亂爲政府實施緊急改革掃清了道路。
    Topics Successc2
loud and clear
  1. in a way that is very easy to understand清楚明白
    • The message is coming through loud and clear.消息傳達得清楚明白。
see your way (clear) to doing something/to do something
  1. to find that it is possible or convenient to do something覺得有可能做某事;認爲便於做某事
    • Small builders cannot see their way clear to take on many trainees.小建築商認爲不可能招收很多見習生。

clear

verb
/klɪə(r)/
/klɪr/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they clear
/klɪə(r)/
/klɪr/
he / she / it clears
/klɪəz/
/klɪrz/
past simple cleared
/klɪəd/
/klɪrd/
past participle cleared
/klɪəd/
/klɪrd/
-ing form clearing
/ˈklɪərɪŋ/
/ˈklɪrɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    remove something/somebody移動某物;使某人離去

  1. [transitive] to remove things that are not wanted or needed from something移走,搬走,清除(不需要的東西)
    • clear something The settlers cleared the land and planted crops.定居者清理了土地,種植了莊稼。
    • It was several hours before the road was cleared after the accident.事故過去幾小時後這條道路才被疏通。
    • It's your turn to clear the table (= to take away the dirty plates, etc. after a meal).該輪到你收拾餐桌了。
    • They started clearing a path through the dense jungle.他們開始在茂密的叢林中開辟一條道路。
    • The work of clearing the debris is in its final stages.清理廢墟的工作已進入最後階段。
    • She cleared a space on the sofa for him to sit down.她在沙發上清出一個空位讓他坐下。
    • I had cleared my desk before I left.離開前我清理幹淨了辦公桌。
    • clear A of B I cleared my desk of papers.我清理好了寫字台上的文件。
    • The streets had been cleared of snow.街道上的積雪已被清除幹淨。
    • clear B from/off A Clear all those papers off the desk.把桌子上所有那些文件都拿走。
    • The remains of the snow had been cleared from the streets.街道上的殘雪已被清掃幹淨。
    see also clear away
    Extra Examples
    • She hastily cleared a space for him to sit down.她匆忙清理出一個地方讓他坐下。
    • The site must be completely cleared and made safe for children.這個場所必須徹底清理幹淨,確保對孩子安全。
    • They cleared the mud from the steps.他們把台階上的泥清除幹淨。
    • We cleared the path of leaves.我們清掃了小路上的落葉。
    • I cleared my desk of papers and got down to work.我收拾好書桌上的文件,開始工作。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • completely
    • totally
    • partially
    preposition
    • from
    • of
    • off
    See full entry
  2. [transitive] clear something to make people leave a place使人離開
    • Security officials tried to clear the area, fearing more bomb attacks.由於擔心更多的炸彈襲擊,安全官員試圖清理該地區。
    • After the bomb warning, police cleared the streets.接到有炸彈的警告後,警察疏散了街上的行人。
    Extra Examples
    • Police were still clearing the streets when the bomb went off.炸彈爆炸時警察還在疏散街上的行人。
    • In case of emergency, you should be able to clear the building within three minutes.在緊急情況下,你應該能在三分鐘内離開大樓。
    • At the next station the train was cleared and the body was removed.在下一站,火車被清空,屍體被移走。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • completely
    • totally
    • partially
    preposition
    • from
    • of
    • off
    See full entry
  3. not be blocked不受阻礙

  4. [intransitive] to move freely again; to no longer be blocked恢複暢通;不再受阻
    • The traffic took a long time to clear after the accident.事故後很久交通才恢複暢通。
    • The boy's lungs cleared and he began to breathe more easily.男孩的肺部恢複通暢後,呼吸開始比較輕鬆。
  5. of smoke, etc.煙等

  6. [intransitive] clear (away) when smoke, fog, etc. clears, it disappears so that it is easier to see things(煙、霧等)消散,散去,消失
    • The mist will clear by mid-morning.霧將在上午十時左右消散。
    • The fog was beginning to clear away.霧開始消散了。
    • As the dust cleared, we saw that the whole ceiling had come down.随着灰塵的清除,我們看到整個天花板都塌了下來。
    • As the smoke cleared, two fighter planes came into view.随着煙霧的消散,兩架戰鬥機進入了視線。
    Topics Weatherb2
  7. of sky/weather天空;天氣

  8. [intransitive] when the sky or the weather clears, it becomes brighter and free of cloud or rain變明朗;轉晴;放晴
    • The next day the weather cleared.第二天天氣轉晴了。
    • The sky cleared after the storm.暴風雨過後,天轉晴了。
    • The rain is clearing slowly.雨漸漸停下來。
    • The clouds had not yet cleared.雲還沒有散去。
    • Hopefully the storm would clear soon.希望暴風雨很快會平息。
  9. of liquid液體

  10. [intransitive] when a liquid clears, it becomes transparent and you can see through it變透明;變清澈
    • The muddy water slowly cleared.渾濁的水慢慢變得清澈起來。
  11. your head/mind頭腦;思路

  12. [intransitive, transitive] if your head or mind clears, or you clear it, you become free of thoughts that worry or confuse you or the effects of alcohol, a hit on the head, etc. and you are able to think clearly(使)變清醒,變清晰
    • As her mind cleared, she remembered what had happened.頭腦清醒之後,她想起了所發生的一切。
    • clear something I went for a walk to clear my head.我去散一會兒步,好清醒清醒頭腦。
    Extra Examples
    • Correct breathing helps to clear the mind and reduce tension.正確的呼吸有助於清醒頭腦、緩解緊張情緒。
    • I went for a walk to try to clear my head.我去散了會兒步,以理清思緒。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • suddenly
    verb + clear
    • try to
    • help (to)
    See full entry
  13. of face/expression臉色;表情

  14. [intransitive] if your face or expression clears, you stop looking angry or worried變平靜;變開朗
    • His face suddenly cleared as understanding dawned.他逐漸明白過來,臉上霎時明朗起來。
  15. prove somebody innocent證明無罪

  16. [transitive] clear somebody (of something) to prove that somebody is innocent證明無罪(或無辜)
    • She was cleared of all charges against her.對她的所有指控均已撤銷。
    • Throughout his years in prison, he fought to clear his name.在整個服刑期間,他奮力證明自己名譽的清白。
    • He has finally been cleared of any wrongdoing.他最終被證明沒有任何不當行爲。
    Extra Examples
    • After spending more than ten years on death row, the two men were finally cleared of a crime they did not commit.在死囚牢房裏監禁了超過十年後,這兩個人最終洗脫罪名。
    • The three defendants were formally cleared by the judge.3 名被告被法官正式無罪開釋。
    • Four men accused of assault have been cleared of all charges.4 名被控犯有傷害罪的男子被撤銷了全部指控。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • formally
    preposition
    • of
    See full entry
  17. give official permission批準

  18. [transitive] to give or get official approval for something to be done批準;準許;得到許可
    • clear something His appointment had been cleared by the board.他的任命已由董事會批準。
    • clear something with somebody/something I'll have to clear it with the manager.這事我須要獲得經理的準許。
    • I'll have to clear it with the manager before I can refund your money.我要得到經理批準之後才能退款給你。
  19. [transitive] clear something to give official permission for a person, a ship, a plane or goods to leave or enter a place批準(人、船只、飛機或貨物)離境(或入境);使通過(海關)
    • The plane had been cleared for take-off.飛機已獲準起飛。
    • The goods had been cleared through customs.貨物已通過海關檢查。
  20. [transitive] clear somebody to decide officially, after finding out information about somebody, that they can be given special work or allowed to see secret papers(經審查後)正式批準(某人)做機密工作(或閱讀機密文件)
    • She hasn't been cleared by security.她未獲保安部門批準做機要工作。
  21. money款項

  22. [intransitive, transitive] clear (something) if a payment that is made into your bank account clears, or a bank clears it, the money is available for you to use(付款)到賬;(銀行)將(付款)劃入賬戶
    • Cheques usually take three working days to clear.兌現支票通常需要三個工作日。
  23. [transitive] clear something to gain or earn a sum of money as profit獲利;淨賺
    • She cleared £1 000 on the deal.她在那筆交易中淨賺 1 000 英鎊。
  24. [transitive] clear something if you clear a debt or a loan, you pay all the money back償清,還清(債務或貸款)
    • They sold $25 million in holdings in order to clear colossal bank debts.他們出售了2500萬美元的股份,以清償巨額銀行債務。
    • We are economizing for a few months to try to clear our overdraft.我們要過幾個月節衣縮食的日子,努力還清透支。
  25. get over/past越過;通過

  26. [transitive] clear something to jump over or get past something without touching it(無接觸地)躍過,越過,通過
    • The horse cleared the fence easily.那匹馬輕鬆地躍過了栅欄。
    • The car only just cleared (= avoided hitting) the gatepost.那輛汽車通過時險些撞上門柱。
  27. in sport體育運動

  28. [transitive, intransitive] clear (something) (in football (soccer) and some other sports足球及其他一些體育運動) if you clear a ball, or a ball clears, it is kicked or hit away from the area near your own goal將(球)擊離己方球門區;(球)滾離己方球門區Topics Sports: ball and racket sportsc2
  29. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cler, from Latin clarus.
Idioms
blow/clear the cobwebs away
  1. to help somebody have a fresh, lively state of mind again使頭腦清醒;使振作精神
    • A brisk walk should blow the cobwebs away.輕快的散步可以使人頭腦清醒。
clear the air
  1. to improve a difficult or tense situation by talking about worries, doubts, etc.(通過傾訴)改變困境,緩解緊張狀態,改善氣氛
    • This meeting will be an opportunity to clear the air and start the healing process.這次會議將是一個消除誤會和開始愈合過程的機會。
  2. to make the air less dirty or less humid (= warm and wet)容易看見的;聽得清的
    • Storms were supposed to clear the air.暴風雨應該能淨化空氣。
clear the decks
  1. (informal) to prepare for an activity, event, etc. by removing anything that is not essential to it清除障礙準備行動
clear your throat
  1. to cough (= to force out air noisily through your throat) so that you can speak clearly清喉嚨;清嗓子
clear the way (for something/for something to happen)
  1. to remove things that are stopping the progress or movement of something(爲…)清除障礙,掃清道路
    • The ruling could clear the way for extradition proceedings.這項裁決也許能爲引渡程序鋪平道路。

clear

adverb
/klɪə(r)/
/klɪr/
Word Family
  • clear adjective (≠ unclear)
  • clearly adverb
  • clarity noun
  • clarify verb
Idioms
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    not near/touching不靠近;不觸及

  1. clear (of something/somebody) away from something/somebody; not near or touching something/somebody離開;不靠近;不接觸
    • Stand clear of the train doors.不要靠近列車門站立。
    • He injured his arm as he jumped clear of the car.他跳離汽車時手臂受了傷。
    • By lap two Walker was two metres clear of the rest of the runners.跑第二圈時,沃克已領先了其他賽跑者兩米。
  2. all the way一直

  3. (especially North American English) all the way to something that is far away一直(到遠處)
    • She could see clear down the highway into the town.她順着公路一直望去,能看到遠處的那座城鎮。
  4. Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French cler, from Latin clarus.
Idioms
keep/stay/steer clear (of somebody/something)
  1. to avoid a person or thing because they may cause problems避開;回避;躲避
    • Steer clear of the centre of town at this time of the evening.晚上這個時段還是避開市中心吧。

clear

noun
/klɪə(r)/
/klɪr/
Word Family
  • clear adjective (≠ unclear)
  • clearly adverb
  • clarity noun
  • clarify verb
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in the clear
  1. (informal) no longer in danger or thought to be guilty of something不再有危險;不再被認爲有罪
    • It seems that the original suspect is in the clear.好像原先的嫌疑犯已被認定無罪。

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