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Sinónimos detallados de clearness en inglés

clearness:

clearness [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the clearness
    the clearness; the luminosity; the brightness; the lucidity
  2. the clearness
    the limpidity; the clarity; the clearness
  3. the clearness
    the perspicuity; the lucidity; the clearness
  4. the clearness
    – the quality of clear water 1
    the clarity; the clearness; the uncloudedness
    – the quality of clear water 1
  5. the clearness
    – free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression 1
    the clarity; the lucidity; the clearness; the limpidity; the lucidness; the pellucidity
    – free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression 1

Palabras relacionadas con "clearness":


Sinónimos alternativos de "clearness":


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Definiciones relacionadas de "clearness":

  1. the quality of clear water1
  2. free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression1

clearness forma de clear:

clear adj.

  1. clear
  2. clear
  3. clear
  4. clear
  5. clear
    clear
  6. clear
  7. clear
  8. clear
  9. clear
  10. clear
  11. clear
    roguish; blank; unmarked; clear; sly
  12. clear
  13. clear
  14. clear
    colourless; pale; clear; colorless
  15. clear
  16. clear
    bright
    – characterized by happiness or gladness 1
    • bright adj.
      • bright faces1
      • all the world seems bright and gay1

to clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)

  1. to clear
    to disengage; to free; to clear
    • disengage verbo (disengages, disengaged, disengaging)
    • free verbo (frees, freed, freeing)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  2. to clear
    found innocent; to clear
  3. to clear
    clear baggage; to clear; to enter
  4. to clear
    to clean; to clear; to give a good cleaning; to wash; to remove
    • clean verbo (cleans, cleaned, cleaning)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • give a good cleaning verbo (gives a good cleaning, gave a good cleaning, giving a good cleaning)
    • wash verbo (washes, washed, washing)
    • remove verbo (removes, removed, removing)
  5. to clear
    clear the table; to clear; empty the table
  6. to clear
    to empty; remove what is inside; make empty; to clear
  7. to clear
    to evacuate; to clear; to empty
    • evacuate verbo (evacuates, evacuated, evacuating)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • empty verbo (empties, emptied, emptying)
  8. to clear
    to clean up; to tidy up; to clear out; to tidy out; to empty; to clean out; to clear; to finish
    • clean up verbo (cleans up, cleaned up, cleaning up)
    • tidy up verbo (tidies up, tidied up, tidying up)
    • clear out verbo (clears out, cleared out, clearing out)
    • tidy out verbo (tidy out, tidied out, tidying out)
    • empty verbo (empties, emptied, emptying)
    • clean out verbo (cleans out, cleaned out, cleaning out)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • finish verbo (finishes, finished, finishing)
  9. to clear
    to take out; to remove; to drain; to empty; to clear out; to clean out; to clear; to finish
    • take out verbo (takes out, took out, taking out)
    • remove verbo (removes, removed, removing)
    • drain verbo (drains, drained, draining)
    • empty verbo (empties, emptied, emptying)
    • clear out verbo (clears out, cleared out, clearing out)
    • clean out verbo (cleans out, cleaned out, cleaning out)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • finish verbo (finishes, finished, finishing)
  10. to clear
    to sell out; to sell off; to clear
    • sell out verbo (sells out, sold out, selling out)
    • sell off verbo (sells off, sold off, selling off)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  11. to clear
    exonerate; to exculpate; to clear
  12. to clear
    – free (the throat) by making a rasping sound 1
    to clear; to clear up
    – free (the throat) by making a rasping sound 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • clear up verbo (clears up, cleared up, clearing up)
  13. to clear
    – rid of obstructions 1
    to clear; unclutter
    – rid of obstructions 1
  14. to clear
    – remove 1
    to clear
    – remove 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear the leaves from the lawn1
  15. to clear
    – make a way or path by removing objects 1
    to clear
    – make a way or path by removing objects 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  16. to clear
    – remove the occupants of 1
    to clear
    – remove the occupants of 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  17. to clear
    – remove (people) from a building 1
    to clear
    – remove (people) from a building 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear the patrons from the theater after the bomb threat1
  18. to clear
    – rid of instructions or data 1
    to clear
    – rid of instructions or data 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear a memory buffer1
  19. to clear
    – make clear, bright, light, or translucent 1
    to clear
    – make clear, bright, light, or translucent 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The water had to be cleared through filtering1
  20. to clear
    – settle, as of a debt 1
    to clear; to solve
    – settle, as of a debt 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear a debt1
    • solve verbo (solves, solved, solving)
      • solve an old debt1
  21. to clear
    – grant authorization or clearance for 1
    to clear; to pass; to authorize; authorise
    – grant authorization or clearance for 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • pass verbo (passes, passed, passing)
    • authorize verbo, americano (authorizes, authorized, authorizing)
      • The rock star never authorized this slanderous biography1
    • authorise verbo, británico
  22. to clear
    – pronounce not guilty of criminal charges 1
    to clear; to discharge; exonerate; to exculpate; assoil; acquit
    – pronounce not guilty of criminal charges 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The suspect was cleared of the murder charges1
    • discharge verbo (discharges, discharged, discharging)
    • exonerate verbo
    • exculpate verbo (exculpates, exculpated, exculpating)
    • assoil verbo
    • acquit verbo
  23. to clear
    – pass an inspection or receive authorization 1
    to clear
    – pass an inspection or receive authorization 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear customs1
  24. to clear
    – pass by, over, or under without making contact 1
    to clear; to top
    – pass by, over, or under without making contact 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • the balloon cleared the tree tops1
    • top verbo (tops, topped, topping)
      • the balloon cleared the tree tops1
  25. to clear
    – go away or disappear 1
    to clear
    – go away or disappear 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The fog cleared in the afternoon1
  26. to clear
    – sell 1
    to clear
    – sell 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • We cleared a lot of the old model cars1
  27. to clear
    – be debited and credited to the proper bank accounts 1
    to clear
    – be debited and credited to the proper bank accounts 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The check will clear within 2 business days1
  28. to clear
    – earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 1
    to gain; to clear; to make; to earn; to realize; realise; to take in; to bring in; to pull in
    – earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages 1
    • gain verbo (gains, gained, gaining)
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • He clears $5,000 each month1
    • make verbo (makes, made, making)
      • How much do you make a month in your new job?1
    • earn verbo (earns, earned, earning)
      • She earns a lot in her new job1
    • realize verbo, americano (realizes, realized, realizing)
    • realise verbo, británico
    • take in verbo (takes in, took in, taking in)
    • bring in verbo (brings in, brought in, bringing in)
    • pull in verbo (pulls in, pulled in, pulling in)
  29. to clear
    – make as a net profit 1
    to clear; to net; to sack; sack up
    – make as a net profit 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The company cleared $1 million1
    • net verbo (nets, netted, netting)
    • sack verbo (sacks, sacked, sacking)
    • sack up verbo
  30. to clear
    – yield as a net profit 1
    to clear; to net
    – yield as a net profit 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • net verbo (nets, netted, netting)
      • This sale netted me $1 million1
  31. to clear
    – clear from impurities, blemishes, pollution, etc. 1
    to clear
    – clear from impurities, blemishes, pollution, etc. 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • clear the water before it can be drunk1
  32. to clear
    – free from payment of customs duties, as of a shipment 1
    to clear
    – free from payment of customs duties, as of a shipment 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  33. to clear
    – go unchallenged; be approved 1
    to clear; to pass
    – go unchallenged; be approved 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
      • The bill cleared the House1
    • pass verbo (passes, passed, passing)
  34. to clear
    – become clear 1
    to clear; to brighten; to clear up; to light up
    – become clear 1
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
    • brighten verbo (brightens, brightened, brightening)
    • clear up verbo (clears up, cleared up, clearing up)
    • light up verbo (lights up, lit up, lighting up)
  35. to clear
    – To turn a setting off or to remove a value. 2
    to clear
    – To turn a setting off or to remove a value. 2
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  36. to clear
    – To collect the funds for a check and pay them to the check holder. When a check clears, the money has been withdrawn from the bank account and paid to the recipient. 2
    to clear
    – To collect the funds for a check and pay them to the check holder. When a check clears, the money has been withdrawn from the bank account and paid to the recipient. 2
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)
  37. to clear
    – When Windows Disk Protection is enabled, to erase or empty the cache file on the hard disk when a user logs off or the computer is restarted. 2
    to clear
    – When Windows Disk Protection is enabled, to erase or empty the cache file on the hard disk when a user logs off or the computer is restarted. 2
    • clear verbo (clears, cleared, clearing)

Conjugaciones de clear:

present
  1. clear
  2. clear
  3. clears
  4. clear
  5. clear
  6. clear
simple past
  1. cleared
  2. cleared
  3. cleared
  4. cleared
  5. cleared
  6. cleared
present perfect
  1. have cleared
  2. have cleared
  3. has cleared
  4. have cleared
  5. have cleared
  6. have cleared
past continuous
  1. was clearing
  2. were clearing
  3. was clearing
  4. were clearing
  5. were clearing
  6. were clearing
future
  1. shall clear
  2. will clear
  3. will clear
  4. shall clear
  5. will clear
  6. will clear
continuous present
  1. am clearing
  2. are clearing
  3. is clearing
  4. are clearing
  5. are clearing
  6. are clearing
subjunctive
  1. be cleared
  2. be cleared
  3. be cleared
  4. be cleared
  5. be cleared
  6. be cleared
diverse
  1. clear!
  2. let's clear!
  3. cleared
  4. clearing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

clear adj.

  1. clear
    – readily apparent to the mind 1
    clear
    – readily apparent to the mind 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear and present danger1
      • a clear explanation1
      • a clear case of murder1
      • a clear indication that she was angry1
      • gave us a clear idea of human nature1
  2. clear
    – allowing light to pass through 1
    clear
    – allowing light to pass through 1
    • clear adj.
      • clear water1
      • clear plastic bags1
      • clear glass1
      • the air is clear and clean1
  3. clear
    – free from confusion or doubt 1
    clear
    – free from confusion or doubt 1
    • clear adj.
      • a complex problem requiring a clear head1
      • not clear about what is expected of us1
  4. clear
    – free from clouds or mist or haze 1
    clear
    – free from clouds or mist or haze 1
    • clear adj.
      • on a clear day1
  5. clear
    – accurately stated or described 1
    clear; well-defined
    – accurately stated or described 1
  6. clear
    – characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving 1
    clear; percipient
    – characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving 1
  7. clear
    – clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible 1
    clear; clear-cut; clean-cut
    – clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible 1
    • clear adj.
      • as clear as a whistle1
      • clear footprints in the snow1
      • the letter brought back a clear image of his grandfather1
    • clear-cut adj.
      • a clear-cut pattern1
    • clean-cut adj.
      • a spire clean-cut against the sky1
  8. clear
    – (especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law 1
    clear; unmortgaged
    – (especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law 1
  9. clear
    – free from contact or proximity or connection 1
    clear
    – free from contact or proximity or connection 1
    • clear adj.
      • we were clear of the danger1
      • the ship was clear of the reef1
  10. clear
    – freed from any question of guilt 1
    clear; exonerated; cleared; vindicated; exculpated; absolved
    – freed from any question of guilt 1
  11. clear
    – easily deciphered 1
    clear; readable; decipherable
    – easily deciphered 1
  12. clear
    – clear of charges or deductions 1
    clear
    – clear of charges or deductions 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear profit1
  13. clear
    – affording free passage or view 1
    clear; open
    – affording free passage or view 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear view1
      • a clear path to victory1
    • open adj.
      • open waters1
      • the open countryside1
  14. clear
    – free from flaw or blemish or impurity 1
    clear
    – free from flaw or blemish or impurity 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear perfect diamond1
      • the clear complexion of a healthy young woman1
  15. clear
    – (of sound or color) free from anything that dulls or dims 1
    clear; light; clean; unclouded
    – (of sound or color) free from anything that dulls or dims 1
    • clear adj.
      • clear laughter like a waterfall1
      • clear reds and blues1
    • light adj.
      • a light lilting voice like a silver bell1
    • clean adj.
      • efforts to obtain a clean bass in orchestral recordings1
    • unclouded adj.
  16. clear
    – free of restrictions or qualifications 1
    clear; clean
    – free of restrictions or qualifications 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear winner1
    • clean adj.
      • a clean bill of health1
  17. clear
    – characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt) 1
    clear
    – characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt) 1
    • clear adj.
      • a clear conscience1
      • regarded her questioner with clear untroubled eyes1

clear adv.

  1. clear
    – in an easily perceptible manner 1
    clear; clearly
    – in an easily perceptible manner 1
    • clear adv.
      • She cried loud and clear1
    • clearly adv.
      • could be seen clearly under the microscope1
  2. clear
    – completely 1
    clear; all the way
    – completely 1
    • clear adv.
      • read the book clear to the end1
      • slept clear through the night1
      • there were open fields clear to the horizon1

clear [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the clear
    – a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water 1
    the clear; the open
    – a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water 1
    • clear [the ~] sustantivo
    • open [the ~] sustantivo
      • finally broke out of the forest into the open1
  2. the clear
    – the state of being free of suspicion 1
    the clear
    – the state of being free of suspicion 1
    • clear [the ~] sustantivo
      • investigation showed that he was in the clear1

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Definiciones relacionadas de "clear":

  1. readily apparent to the mind1
    • a clear and present danger1
    • a clear explanation1
    • a clear case of murder1
    • a clear indication that she was angry1
    • gave us a clear idea of human nature1
  2. allowing light to pass through1
    • clear water1
    • clear plastic bags1
    • clear glass1
    • the air is clear and clean1
  3. free from confusion or doubt1
    • a complex problem requiring a clear head1
    • not clear about what is expected of us1
  4. free from clouds or mist or haze1
    • on a clear day1
  5. accurately stated or described1
  6. characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving1
    • clear mind1
  7. clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible1
    • as clear as a whistle1
    • clear footprints in the snow1
    • the letter brought back a clear image of his grandfather1
  8. (especially of a title) free from any encumbrance or limitation that presents a question of fact or law1
    • I have clear title to this property1
  9. free from contact or proximity or connection1
    • we were clear of the danger1
    • the ship was clear of the reef1
  10. freed from any question of guilt1
    • was now clear of the charge of cowardice1
  11. easily deciphered1
  12. clear of charges or deductions1
    • a clear profit1
  13. affording free passage or view1
    • a clear view1
    • a clear path to victory1
  14. free from flaw or blemish or impurity1
    • a clear perfect diamond1
    • the clear complexion of a healthy young woman1
  15. (of sound or color) free from anything that dulls or dims1
    • clear laughter like a waterfall1
    • clear reds and blues1
  16. free of restrictions or qualifications1
    • a clear winner1
  17. characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt)1
    • a clear conscience1
    • regarded her questioner with clear untroubled eyes1
  18. in an easily perceptible manner1
    • She cried loud and clear1
  19. completely1
    • read the book clear to the end1
    • slept clear through the night1
    • there were open fields clear to the horizon1
  20. a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water1
  21. the state of being free of suspicion1
    • investigation showed that he was in the clear1
  22. free (the throat) by making a rasping sound1
  23. rid of obstructions1
  24. remove1
    • clear the leaves from the lawn1
  25. make a way or path by removing objects1
  26. remove the occupants of1
  27. remove (people) from a building1
    • clear the patrons from the theater after the bomb threat1
  28. rid of instructions or data1
    • clear a memory buffer1
  29. make clear, bright, light, or translucent1
    • The water had to be cleared through filtering1
  30. settle, as of a debt1
    • clear a debt1
  31. grant authorization or clearance for1
  32. pronounce not guilty of criminal charges1
    • The suspect was cleared of the murder charges1
  33. pass an inspection or receive authorization1
    • clear customs1
  34. pass by, over, or under without making contact1
    • the balloon cleared the tree tops1
  35. go away or disappear1
    • The fog cleared in the afternoon1
  36. sell1
    • We cleared a lot of the old model cars1
  37. be debited and credited to the proper bank accounts1
    • The check will clear within 2 business days1
  38. earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages1
    • He clears $5,000 each month1
  39. make as a net profit1
    • The company cleared $1 million1
  40. yield as a net profit1
  41. clear from impurities, blemishes, pollution, etc.1
    • clear the water before it can be drunk1
  42. free from payment of customs duties, as of a shipment1
  43. go unchallenged; be approved1
    • The bill cleared the House1
  44. become clear1
  45. To turn a setting off or to remove a value.2
  46. To collect the funds for a check and pay them to the check holder. When a check clears, the money has been withdrawn from the bank account and paid to the recipient.2
  47. When Windows Disk Protection is enabled, to erase or empty the cache file on the hard disk when a user logs off or the computer is restarted.2