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I. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] SUST.
to give sth a clean
II. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] ADJ.
1. clean (not dirty):
clean clothes, dishes, floor, window, habits
clean air, water
clean wound, syringe
it is not very clean to do
my hands are clean literal, fig.
clean and tidy
a clean sheet of paper
to rinse/wash sth clean
to lick one's plate clean person: fig.
to lick one's plate clean animal:
keep your shoes clean
2. clean (with no pollution):
clean bomb, environment, process
3. clean (not obscene):
clean joke
clean comedian
4. clean (unsullied):
clean reputation
clean record, driving licence
I've checked him out, he's clean coloq.
5. clean (no longer addicted):
clean
6. clean (without illicit property) coloq.:
he's clean (gen)
he's clean (no gun)
the car/room is clean
7. clean DEP.:
clean match
clean tackle
clean player
clean inv. serve, hit, throw
clean jump
keep it clean (in match)
8. clean (elegant, neat):
clean lines, profile
clean edge
III. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] ADV.
clean
IV. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] V. trans.
1. clean room, shoes, gun:
clean
to clean sth from or off hands, wall, car
to clean one's teeth
2. clean GASTR.:
clean chicken, fish
clean vegetables
V. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] V. intr.
1. clean (do housework):
clean person:
2. clean (become cleansed):
VI. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin] V. v. refl.
to clean itself animal:
VII. clean [ingl. brit. kliːn, ingl. am. klin]
to clean up one's act person:
to come clean coloq. about sth
I'll have to come clean coloq.
to make a clean sweep of sth
clean-up [ingl. brit. ˈkliːnʌp, ingl. am. ˈklinˌəp] SUST.
1. clean-up (gen):
clean-up
to give sth a clean-up coloq.
2. clean-up ingl. am. (profit):
clean-up
to make a clean-up coloq.
I. clean-living [ingl. brit., ingl. am. klinˈlɪvɪŋ] SUST.
clean-living
II. clean-living [ingl. brit., ingl. am. klinˈlɪvɪŋ] ADJ.
clean-living person, community:
clean-living
I. clean off V. [ingl. brit. kliːn -, ingl. am. klin -] (clean off)
clean off stain:
clean off
II. clean off V. [ingl. brit. kliːn -, ingl. am. klin -] (clean [sth] off, clean off [sth])
clean off chalk mark
clean off stain, graffiti
to clean sth off blackboard
to clean sth off car, wall
I. clean down V. [ingl. brit. kliːn -, ingl. am. klin -] (clean [sth] down, clean down [sth])
clean down
clean-out SUST. coloq.
clean-out
clean room SUST. (for manufacturing)
clean room
dry-clean [ingl. brit. ˌdrʌɪˈkliːn, ingl. am. ˈdraɪˌklin] V. trans.
dry-clean
dry-clean only’
clean break SUST. MED.
clean break
to make a clean break with the past fig.
clean-cut ADJ.
clean-cut image, person:
clean-cut
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. clean [kli:n] ADJ.
1. clean (free of dirt):
clean a. fig.
(as) clean as a new pin
2. clean (with no pollution):
clean fuel
clean air
3. clean (fair):
clean fight
4. clean (moral):
clean life
clean joke
5. clean (clear, sharp):
clean
a clean design
6. clean coloq. (straight):
clean
clean inv.
7. clean (blank):
clean sheet of paper, record
8. clean (complete):
clean
to make a clean sweep of sth
to make a clean break
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to make a clean breast of sth
to show a clean pair of heels coloq.
II. clean [kli:n] SUST.
clean
clean
appropriation f Bélg.
to give sth a clean
to give sth a clean
approprier qc Bélg.
to give sth a clean
poutser qc suizo
III. clean [kli:n] ADV.
clean <inv>:
clean
to clean forget that ...
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
IV. clean [kli:n] V. trans.
1. clean (remove dirt):
clean
clean
approprier Bélg.
clean
poutser suizo
to clean sth from [or off] sth
enlever qc de qc
to clean one's teeth
to clean one's hands
2. clean (wash and gut):
clean fish
V. clean [kli:n] V. intr.
1. clean (wash):
clean
2. clean (can be washed):
clean
3. clean (do the cleaning):
clean
clean-cut ADJ.
1. clean-cut (sharply outlined):
clean-cut
2. clean-cut (neat):
clean-cut
I. spring clean SUST.
spring clean
II. spring clean V. intr.
to spring-clean
III. spring clean V. trans.
to spring-clean
I. clean up V. trans.
1. clean up (make clean):
clean up a. fig.
to clean oneself up
2. clean up (tidy up):
clean up a. fig.
II. clean up V. intr.
1. clean up (make clean):
clean up a. fig.
2. clean up (tidy):
clean up
3. clean up (remove dirt from oneself):
clean up
4. clean up ingl. am. coloq. (make profit):
clean up
5. clean up DEP.:
clean up
clean-up SUST.
1. clean-up (clean):
clean-up
clean-up
appropriation f Bélg.
2. clean-up (making legal):
clean-up
3. clean-up no pl. ingl. am. (profit):
dry-clean V. trans.
dry-clean
clean-shaven ADJ.
clean-shaven
squeaky-clean ADJ.
squeaky-clean
clean out V. trans.
1. clean out (clean):
clean out
2. clean out coloq. (leave penniless):
clean out person
3. clean out coloq. (take all):
clean out house
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. clean [klin] ADJ.
1. clean (free of dirt):
clean a. fig.
(as) clean as a new pin
2. clean (with no pollution):
clean fuel
clean air
3. clean (fair):
clean fight
4. clean (moral):
clean life
clean joke
5. clean (clear, sharp):
clean
clean design
6. clean coloq. (straight):
clean
clean inv.
7. clean (blank):
clean sheet of paper, record
8. clean (complete):
clean
to make a clean sweep of sth
to make a clean break
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to make a clean breast of sth
to show a clean pair of heels coloq.
II. clean [klin] SUST.
clean
clean
appropriation f Bélg.
to give sth a clean
to give sth a clean
approprier qc Bélg.
to give sth a clean
poutser qc suizo
III. clean [klin] ADV.
clean <inv>:
clean
to clean forget that ...
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
IV. clean [klin] V. trans.
1. clean (remove dirt):
clean
clean
approprier Bélg.
clean
poutser suizo
to clean sth from [or off] sth
enlever qc de qc
to clean one's teeth
to clean one's hands
2. clean (wash and gut):
clean fish
V. clean [klin] V. intr.
1. clean (wash):
clean
2. clean (can be washed):
clean
3. clean (do the cleaning):
clean
clean out V. trans.
1. clean out (clean):
clean out
2. clean out coloq. (leave penniless):
clean out person
3. clean out coloq. (take all):
clean out house
clean-cut ADJ.
1. clean-cut (sharply outlined):
clean-cut
2. clean-cut (neat):
clean-cut
clean-up SUST.
1. clean-up (clean):
clean-up
clean-up
appropriation f Bélg.
2. clean-up (making legal):
clean-up
3. clean-up (profit):
clean-shaven ADJ.
clean-shaven
I. clean up V. trans.
1. clean up (make clean):
clean up a. fig.
to clean oneself up
2. clean up (make neat):
clean up a. fig.
II. clean up V. intr.
1. clean up (make clean):
clean up a. fig.
2. clean up (make neat):
clean up
3. clean up (remove dirt from oneself):
clean up
4. clean up coloq. (make profit):
clean up
5. clean up sports:
clean up
dry-clean V. trans.
dry-clean
squeaky-clean ADJ.
squeaky-clean
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
Present
Iclean
youclean
he/she/itcleans
weclean
youclean
theyclean
Past
Icleaned
youcleaned
he/she/itcleaned
wecleaned
youcleaned
theycleaned
Present Perfect
Ihavecleaned
youhavecleaned
he/she/ithascleaned
wehavecleaned
youhavecleaned
theyhavecleaned
Past Perfect
Ihadcleaned
youhadcleaned
he/she/ithadcleaned
wehadcleaned
youhadcleaned
theyhadcleaned
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The lighting was positioned in order to provide a clean-cut, contemporary atmosphere which would integrate with the video's concept.
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The camera pans to the floor, where one clean-cut teenage boy is gasping, sweating, and convulsing, with his eyes rolled back into his head.
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On the lower whorls they are separated by wider, moderately deep spaces, which end at the periphery of the well-rounded body whorl in clean-cut, rounded ends.
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It was a cross-section of the male population, mostly clean-cut young guys....
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They are straight, nearly perpendicular, clean-cut, and rounded.
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