How do you use "clear" in a sentence?

Is that clear, or shall I explain again? The sky was perfectly clear this morning. Could you clear the table after dinner?

clear

Vocabulary Word BritishAmerican ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

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Significado: Easy to understand; transparent or unobstructed; to remove or make empty

清楚的，明确的；透明的；清除

claro; transparente; despejar

明確な；透明な；片付ける

명확한; 투명한; 치우다

'Clear' as an adjective means easy to understand, transparent, or free from obstruction. As a verb, it means to remove items or obstacles. 'Make it clear' means to explain unambiguously. 'Clear up' means to tidy or to resolve confusion. 'Steer clear of' means to avoid.

「clear」作为形容词意为易于理解、透明或无障碍。作为动词意为移除物品或障碍。「make it clear」意为明确解释。「clear up」意为整理或消除困惑。「steer clear of」意为避开。

«Clear» como adjetivo significa fácil de entender, transparente o libre de obstrucciones. Como verbo, significa quitar objetos u obstáculos. «Make it clear» significa explicar sin ambigüedad. «Clear up» significa ordenar o resolver una confusión. «Steer clear of» significa evitar.

「clear」は形容詞として理解しやすい、透明、または障害のないことを意味します。動詞として、物や障害物を取り除くことを意味します。「make it clear」は明確に説明することです。「clear up」は片付ける、または混乱を解消することです。「steer clear of」は避けることを意味します。

형용사로서 'clear'는 이해하기 쉬운, 투명한, 또는 방해물이 없는이라는 뜻입니다. 동사로는 물건이나 장애물을 제거한다는 뜻입니다. 'Make it clear'는 명확하게 설명한다는 의미입니다. 'Clear up'은 정리하다 또는 혼란을 해소하다라는 뜻입니다. 'Steer clear of'는 피하다라는 뜻입니다.

Ejemplos

Is that clear, or shall I explain again?
清楚了吗，还是需要我再解释一遍？
¿Está claro o te lo explico otra vez?
わかりましたか、それとももう一度説明しましょうか？
이해되셨나요, 아니면 다시 설명할까요?
The sky was perfectly clear this morning.
今天早上天空非常晴朗。
El cielo estaba perfectamente despejado esta mañana.
今朝は空が完全に晴れていました。
오늘 아침 하늘이 완전히 맑았습니다.
Could you clear the table after dinner?
晚饭后你能收拾一下桌子吗？
¿Podrías recoger la mesa después de cenar?
夕食後にテーブルを片付けてもらえますか？
저녁 식사 후에 식탁을 치워 주시겠어요?

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'cler' (bright, luminous), from Latin 'clarus' meaning 'bright, clear, loud, famous'. The same root gives us 'clarity', 'declare', and 'clarinet' (a clear-toned instrument). 'Clare' as a name also comes from this root.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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