How do you use "given the all-clear" in a sentence?

The scan came back clear - I've been given the all-clear. She got the all-clear after five years cancer-free. Once you're given the all-clear, you can resume normal activities.

given the all-clear

Q: What does "given the all-clear" mean?

declared free of illness or risk Medical confirmation that someone is healthy or that a feared condition is not present. Often used after cancer screening or recovery.

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Meaning: declared free of illness or risk

被宣布无病或无风险

declarado libre de enfermedad o riesgo

病気やリスクがないと宣言される

이상 없음을 선고받다

Medical confirmation that someone is healthy or that a feared condition is not present. Often used after cancer screening or recovery.

医学上确认某人健康，或确认所担心的疾病不存在。常用于癌症筛查或康复之后。

Confirmación médica de que alguien está sano o de que una enfermedad temida no está presente. Se usa a menudo después de pruebas de cáncer o recuperación.

誰かが健康であること、または恐れていた病気がないことの医学的確認。がん検診や回復後によく使われる。

건강하거나 우려했던 질환이 없다는 의학적 확인. 암 검진이나 회복 후에 자주 사용된다.

Examples

The scan came back clear - I've been given the all-clear.
检查结果正常，我被告知没问题了。
La prueba salió bien, me han dado el alta.
検査結果は異常なし。大丈夫だと言われた。
검사 결과가 깨끗하게 나왔다. 이상 없다는 판정을 받았다.
She got the all-clear after five years cancer-free.
五年无癌症复发后，她获得了痊愈通知。
Le dieron el alta después de cinco años libre de cáncer.
5年間がんが再発せず、完治宣告を受けた。
그녀는 5년간 암 재발 없이 완치 판정을 받았다.
Once you're given the all-clear, you can resume normal activities.
一旦确认没问题，就可以恢复正常活动了。
Una vez que te den el alta, puedes retomar las actividades normales.
大丈夫だと言われたら、通常の活動を再開できる。
이상 없다는 판정을 받으면 정상 활동을 재개할 수 있다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: medical, relieved, celebratory

Tone: positive

✓ Do Say

Announce good medical news
宣布好的医疗消息
anunciar buenas noticias médicas
良い医療ニュースを伝える
좋은 검진 결과를 알릴 때

✗ Don't Say

When further tests needed
在还需要进一步检查时不用
No se usa cuando se necesitan más pruebas
さらなる検査が必要な時は使わない
추가 검사가 필요한 경우에는 부적절

Origin & History

From the 'all clear' signal in wartime indicating an air raid was over. Applied to medical contexts to mean danger has passed.

Cultural Context

Era: modern

Generation: all ages

Social background: all