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in the clear
01
alguien o algo que ya no está en peligro
used to say that one is free from suspicion or danger of wrongdoing
What is the origin of the idiom "in the clear" and when to use it?
The phrase "in the clear" has its origins in radio communications during the early 20th century. It was primarily used in military or aviation contexts, where clear and concise communication was crucial for operations. In radio transmissions, "clear" referred to a signal or message that was received without any interference or distortion. It is commonly employed in situations where there is a need to communicate that a person or situation is no longer at risk, facing obstacles, or experiencing uncertainty.
02
en el claro
used to imply having visibility or an unobstructed view
03
en el claro
used to suggest being out of debt or financial difficulties
Ejemplo
She will be in the clear after the investigation concludes in her favor.
Last night, I beheld a shooting star in the clear sky.
The stars were visible in the clear night sky, shining brightly.
If they follow the safety guidelines, they would be in the clear.
They are in the clear after successfully resolving the issue.
