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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

dry-clean [ingl. am. ˈdraɪˌklin, ingl. brit. ˌdrʌɪˈkliːn] V. trans.

dry-clean clothes/curtains:

I had my coat dry-cleaned
I had my coat dry-cleaned
dry-clean only

I. clean <cleaner cleanest> [ingl. am. klin, ingl. brit. kliːn] ADJ.

1.1. clean (not soiled):

clean face/dressing

1.2. clean (of habits):

clean person/animal

1.3. clean (not used):

clean clothes/towel

1.4. clean (pure, non-polluting):

clean air/water
clean air/water
clean smell
clean taste

2.1. clean (morally):

clean joke

2.2. clean (fair):

clean game/player/campaign

3. clean (unblemished):

clean driver's license
to come clean about sth coloq.

4. clean (well defined):

clean stroke/features
clean stroke/features

5. clean REL.:

clean animal/flesh

II. clean [ingl. am. klin, ingl. brit. kliːn] ADV. coloq.

1. clean (completely):

2. clean (cleanly, fairly):

clean fight/play
clean fight/play

III. clean [ingl. am. klin, ingl. brit. kliːn] V. trans.

1. clean (remove dirt from):

clean house/windows/carpet
clean car/floor
clean car/floor
clean blackboard
clean blackboard
have you cleaned your teeth?
to clean sth of sth it must be cleaned of dust and grease
to clean sth from/off sth he cleaned the splashes off the windows

2. clean (dry clean):

3. clean fish/chicken:

IV. clean [ingl. am. klin, ingl. brit. kliːn] V. intr.

1. clean (become clean):

2. clean (remove dirt):

clean substance/device:

V. clean [ingl. am. klin, ingl. brit. kliːn] SUST. coloq. sin pl.

I. clean out V. [ingl. am. klin -, ingl. brit. kliːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (clean thoroughly)

clean out room/car/stable

II. clean out V. [ingl. am. klin -, ingl. brit. kliːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

clean out (empty, exhaust) coloq.:

I'm cleaned out at the moment
estoy pelado coloq.
I'm cleaned out at the moment
estoy pato Co. Sur coloq.
did they steal a lot? — they cleaned him out
¿robaron mucho? — lo desplumaron coloq.
ese viaje de fin de semana me dejó pato Co. Sur coloq.
we cleaned them out of booze

I. spring-clean [ingl. am. ˈsprɪŋklin, ingl. brit. ˌsprɪŋˈkliːn] V. trans. ingl. brit.

spring-clean house:

II. spring-clean [ingl. am. ˈsprɪŋklin, ingl. brit. ˌsprɪŋˈkliːn] V. intr.

squeaky clean ADJ.

super limpio coloq.

steam-clean [ˈstiːmkliːn] V. trans.

clean-out [ˈklinaʊt] SUST.

clean room SUST. TÉC.

clean-living [ingl. am. klinˈlɪvɪŋ, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

clean-living person
clean-living person
clean-living habits

I. clean up V. [ingl. am. klin -, ingl. brit. kliːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. clean up room/garden:

2. clean up (morally):

clean up city/television/politics

3. clean up coloq. money/fortune:

II. clean up V. [ingl. am. klin -, ingl. brit. kliːn -] (v + adv)

1. clean up (make clean):

2. clean up (make money):

clean up argot
barrer con todo coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

I. clean [kli:n] ADJ.

1. clean (free of dirt):

2. clean (free from bacteria):

3. clean (fair):

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean reputation
clean driving licence

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut
clean design

6. clean (complete):

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper

II. clean [kli:n] SUST.

III. clean [kli:n] ADV.

IV. clean [kli:n] V. trans.

V. clean [kli:n] V. intr.

clean-shaven [ˈkli:nˈʃeɪvn] ADJ.

clean down V. trans.

squeaky-clean [ˌskwi:kiˈkli:n] ADJ.

clean-up [ˈkli:nʌp] SUST.

clean-cut [ˌkli:nˈkʌt] ADJ. (straight)

clean-cut features
clean-cut person

clean out V. trans.

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

clean out with water

2. clean out (make penniless):

I. clean up V. trans.

1. clean up:

2. clean up (remove illegal):

II. clean up V. intr.

1. clean up (make clean):

2. clean up ingl. am. coloq. (make profit):

dry-clean [ˌdraɪˈkli:n] V. trans.

spring-clean [ˌsprɪŋˈkli:n] V. trans.

en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. clean [klin] ADJ.

1. clean (free of dirt):

2. clean (free from bacteria):

3. clean (fair):

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean reputation
clean driving license

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut
clean design

6. clean (complete):

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper

II. clean [klin] SUST.

III. clean [klin] ADV.

IV. clean [klin] V. trans.

V. clean [klin] V. intr.

I. clean up V. trans.

1. clean up:

2. clean up (eradicate):

II. clean up V. intr.

1. clean up (make clean):

2. clean up argot (make profit):

clean out V. trans.

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

clean out with water

2. clean out argot (make penniless):

clean-cut [ˌklin·ˈkʌt] ADJ. (straight)

clean-cut features
clean-cut person

clean-shaven [ˈklin·ˈʃeɪ·vən] ADJ.

dry-clean V. trans.

squeaky-clean [ˌskwi·ki·ˈklin] ADJ.

spring-clean [ˌsprɪŋ·ˈklin] V. trans.

español
español
inglés
inglés
limpio (-a)
they cleaned him out
Present
Idry-clean
youdry-clean
he/she/itdry-cleans
wedry-clean
youdry-clean
theydry-clean
Past
Idry-cleaned
youdry-cleaned
he/she/itdry-cleaned
wedry-cleaned
youdry-cleaned
theydry-cleaned
Present Perfect
Ihavedry-cleaned
youhavedry-cleaned
he/she/ithasdry-cleaned
wehavedry-cleaned
youhavedry-cleaned
theyhavedry-cleaned
Past Perfect
Ihaddry-cleaned
youhaddry-cleaned
he/she/ithaddry-cleaned
wehaddry-cleaned
youhaddry-cleaned
theyhaddry-cleaned

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No police force or service anywhere in the world is squeaky clean.
jamaica-gleaner.com
The disclosure will also likely embarrass the companies, many of which rely on squeaky clean images to convince customers to buy their products.
www.rte.ie
And he's also quite politically savvy -- he's played every move very carefully, he's made sure to keep his campaign squeaky clean.
www.hepburnadvocate.com.au
And it all starts with squeaky clean hair, which should be dried when it is 75% wet.
www.her.ie
But for those who went on the show with relatively squeaky clean pasts, what was next after their moment in the sun?
www.vh1.com

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