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clear
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transparent, clair
allowing objects or shapes to be seen through it because light can pass through it without being scattered
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clair, dégagé
free from darkness, cloudiness, or impurities and having a bright and transparent quality
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clair, précis
easy to perceive, understand, or interpret
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clair, dégagé
affording free passage or view
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dégagé, libre
free from contact or proximity or connection
08
clair, net
clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible
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libre, dégagé
(especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law
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clair, dégagé
characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt)
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clair, précis
accurately stated or described
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clair, net
characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving
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innocent, sans culpabilité
freed from any question of guilt
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clair, évident
easily deciphered
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libre, claire
clear of charges or deductions
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clair, net
free from flaw or blemish or impurity
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clair, net
free of restrictions or qualifications
to clear
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vider
to remove unwanted or unnecessary things from something or somewhere
Transitive: to clear a space
02
débarrasser, enlever
to remove something that is unwanted from a place
Transitive: to clear unwanted objects
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effacer, supprimer
to remove or delete data from a device, such as a computer or phone
Transitive: to clear data
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absolver, décharger
to officially declare that someone is not guilty or responsible for a crime
Transitive: to clear a suspect
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dégager, nettoyer
to create a path or open space by removing obstacles or objects in the way
Transitive: to clear a pathway
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approuver, autoriser
to officially approve or give permission for something to proceed
Transitive: to clear sb/sth
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se dégager, s'éclaircir
(of the weather or sky) to stop being cloudy or rainy
Intransitive
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dissiper, clarifier
to remove confusion or uncertainty from a situation
Transitive: to clear an issue or situation
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franchir, passer au-dessus de
to move past or over something without hitting it or getting stuck
Transitive: to clear an obstacle
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s'estomper, disparaître
to slowly fade or disappear over time
Intransitive
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liquider, justifier
to process a check through a clearing system so that the money is transferred to the payee's account
Intransitive
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approuver, valider
to be accepted, approved, or authorized after review or evaluation
Transitive: to clear an approval process
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rendre clair, nettoyer
to make something transparent or free of cloudiness
Transitive: to clear something translucent
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dégager la gorge, se racler la gorge
to clear the throat by making a sound, often to remove phlegm or mucus
Transitive: to clear one's throat
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évacuer, dégager
to make people leave or evacuate a building or area
Transitive: to clear a place
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s'acquitter, épurer
to pay off or settle a debt completely
Transitive: to clear a debt
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débarquer, passer la douane
to complete all necessary checks and formalities for entry or exit through customs
Transitive: to clear customs
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dégager, réaliser un bénéfice
to make a profit after all expenses and costs have been subtracted
Transitive: to clear an amount of profit
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écouler, vendre rapidement
to sell something, often quickly or in large quantities
Transitive: to clear a merchandise or inventory
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épurer, nettoyer
to remove dirt, contaminants, or unwanted substances
Transitive: to clear an environment
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dégager, libérer
to release a ship or shipment by paying required fees, such as duties or harbor charges
Transitive: to clear a shipment
clear
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clairement, nettement
completely
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clairement, nettement
in a way that is easily understood or audible
Clear
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dégagement, espace dégagé
a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water
02
certitude, clarté
the state of being free of suspicion
clear
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clearly
adv
clearly
adv
clearness
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clearness
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unclear
adj
unclear
adj
Exemple
The presentation slides were clear, with concise bullet points and relevant visuals.
His instructions were clear, allowing everyone to follow them without confusion.
The map was clear, showing all the important landmarks and routes.
The rules of the game were clear, making it easy for newcomers to join.
The explanation provided by the doctor was clear, alleviating the patient's concerns.
