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clean
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清潔な, きれいな
not having any bacteria, marks, or dirt
Example
He washed his hands to keep them clean.
She used a clean cloth to wipe the dusty furniture.
She used a clean sponge to wipe the kitchen counter.
02
クリーン, クリーンな
free of restrictions or qualifications
Example
The mountains offer clean, crisp air, free from the smog of the city.
The city is taking steps to provide clean air for its residents by reducing emissions.
He appreciates the clean atmosphere in rural areas, far from industrial pollutants.
04
クリーンな, 明瞭な
(of sound or color) free from anything that dulls or dims
05
クリーンな, 無傷の
(of a record) having no marks of discredit or offense
06
クリーン, 無薬
free of drugs
07
持込禁止の (もちこきんしの), 武器なしの (ぶきなしの)
not carrying concealed weapons
08
クリーンな, 清潔な
(of behavior or especially language) free from objectionable elements; fit for all observers
09
クリーン, 清潔な
having no harmful substances that could cause pollution
Example
Clean energy sources like solar and wind power offer environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional fossil fuels, reducing pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Maintaining clean air quality standards is essential for protecting public health and minimizing the harmful effects of air pollution on respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
Environmental regulations and waste management practices aim to ensure clean water supplies by preventing contamination from pollutants and toxins.
10
清浄な, 清らかな
ritually clean or pure
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きれいな, スムーズな
free from clumsiness; precisely or deftly executed
12
清潔な, 無感染の
free from sepsis or infection
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クリーン, 完全な
thorough and without qualification
14
スムーズな, トラブルのない
without difficulties or problems
Example
The clean sheet of paper was ready for her to start writing.
The artist preferred a clean canvas to work on, free from any previous colors or smudges.
The clean whiteboard was perfect for brainstorming new ideas.
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クリーン, フェアな
exhibiting or calling for sportsmanship or fair play
17
清書された, 修正が少ない
(of a manuscript) having few alterations or corrections
18
清い, 清潔な
morally pure
to clean
01
掃除する (そうじする), 清掃する (せいそうする)
to make something have no bacteria, marks, or dirt
Transitive: to clean sth
Example
I need to clean my glasses; they are dirty.
I usually clean the floors with a mop and cleaner.
Sarah cleans the kitchen counters with a sponge.
02
肉を整える, 脂肪を取り除く
to trim or cut off excess fat, gristle, or other undesirable portions from meat or poultry before cooking
Transitive: to clean meat or poultry
Example
The butcher cleans the ribs by trimming away excess fat.
She cleaned the pork loin before seasoning it with herbs.
He is cleaning the chicken thighs, removing any unwanted skin.
03
片付ける (かたづける), 整理する (せいりする)
to organize or arrange a space to make it neat and free of clutter
Transitive: to clean a space
Example
The children were asked to clean their rooms before going out to play.
We need to clean the living room before our guests arrive.
Every Saturday, she cleans the entire house from top to bottom.
04
洗う, 清める
to cleanse one's body or body parts by washing
Transitive: to clean body parts
Example
After a long day of hiking, she cleaned her feet in the cool stream.
Do n’t forget to clean your face before applying the moisturizer.
She quickly cleaned her arms and legs to remove the paint splatters.
05
はぐ（剥ぐ）, むく（剥く）
to take off the outer covering from an object like seeds or nuts
Transitive: to clean a grain or nut
Example
She spent the afternoon cleaning sunflower seeds for the recipe.
The workers cleaned the corn, removing the husks and silk.
He carefully cleaned the walnuts before using them in the dessert.
06
掃除する, きれいにする
to remove dirt, stains, or marks from a surface
Transitive: to clean dirt or impurities off sth
Example
She cleaned the coffee stain off the carpet with a special cleaner.
He quickly cleaned the mud off his shoes before entering the house.
The maid cleaned the fingerprints off the glass doors.
07
掃除する (そうじする), 空にする (からにする)
to remove all contents or elements, leaving a space or object bare
Transitive: to clean a space or contrainer
Example
The thief cleaned the apartment, taking everything of value.
The company cleaned their warehouse, leaving it ready for renovations.
After the flood, they cleaned the basement of all damaged items.
08
奪う, 盗む
to take away someone's money or belongings
Transitive: to clean sb
Example
After a night of gambling, he realized the casino had cleaned him completely.
She warned him about online fraud, saying, " They 'll clean you if you're not careful. "
The con artists cleaned several unsuspecting tourists during their operation.
09
掃除する (そうじする), 清掃する (せいそうする)
to become free of dirt, stains, or impurities through a cleaning process
Intransitive
Example
The windows cleaned easily with just a bit of soap and water.
The carpet did n’t clean as well as I hoped, even after multiple attempts.
Stainless steel surfaces clean better when you use the right polish.
Clean
01
クリーン, クリーン(＆ジャーク)
a weightlift in which the barbell is lifted to shoulder height and then jerked overhead
clean
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まったく, すっかり
completely; used as intensifiers
02
正規に, 合法的に
in conformity with the rules or laws and without fraud or cheating
