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B1  clear  temizlemek, kaldırmak

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verb  /klɪə(r)   / verb clear (verb)
 /klɪə(r)  
/ verb
 
REMOVE 
1 [transitive]
to remove sth that is not wanted or
needed
temizlemek, kaldırmak
 to
clear the roads of snow/to clear snow from the roads
 It's
your turn to clear the table.
OF WEATHER/WATER 
2 [intransitive]
(used about smoke, etc.) to disappear
 (sis vb.) dağılmak
 The
fog slowly cleared and the sun came out.
 3 [intransitive]
(used about the sky, the weather or
water) to become free of clouds, rain, or mud
 (hava, su vb.) açmak; 
berraklaşmak
 After
a cloudy start, the weather will clear during the afternoon.
FIND SB NOT GUILTY 
4 [transitive]
 clear sb (of sth)
to provide proof that sb is innocent of
sth
aklanmak, temize
çıkmak
 The
man has finally been cleared of murder.
GIVE PERMISSION 
5 [transitive]
to give official permission for a plane,
ship, etc. to enter or leave a place
izin vermek
 At
last the plane was cleared for take-off.
 6 [transitive]
clear sth (with sb)
to get official approval for sth to be
done
onaylatmak
 I'll
have to clear it with the manager before I can refund your money.
MONEY 
7 [intransitive]
(used about a cheque) to go through the
system that moves money from one account to another
 (çek vb.) hesaba
geçmek
 The
cheque will take three days to clear.
GET OVER/PAST 
8 [transitive]
to jump over or get past sth without
touching it
aşmak, üstünden
atlamak
 The
horse cleared the first jump but knocked down the second.
IDIOMS
clear the air
to improve a difficult or tense situation
by talking honestly about worries, doubts, etc.
havayı yumuşatmak
 I'm
sure if you discuss your feelings with her it will help to clear the air
between you.
clear your throat
to cough slightly in order to make it
easier to speak
boğazını temizlemek
 He
cleared his throat and then began his speech.
PHRASAL VERBS
clear off
(informal)
used to tell sb to go away
defolmak
 ‘Clear
off,’ shouted the farmer, ‘you're on my land!’
clear sth out
to tidy sth and throw away things that
you do not want
 (dolap vb.) içini
düzenlemek
 I
really must clear out the kitchen cupboards.
clear up
(used about the weather or an illness) to
get better
 (hava, hastalık) düzelmek; 
iyileşmek
 We
can go out for a walk if it clears up later on.
 The
doctor told him to stay at home until his cold cleared up.
clear (sth) up
to make sth tidy
ortalığı toplamak
 Make
sure you clear up properly before you leave.
clear sth up
to find the solution to a problem, cause
of confusion, etc.
çözmek
 There's
been a slight misunderstanding but we've cleared it up now.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	clear
IPA	/klɪə(r) / verb
Back	temizlemek, kaldırmak
Back 2	clear (verb) /klɪə(r) / verb REMOVE 1 [transitive] to remove sth that is not wanted or needed temizlemek, kaldırmak to clear the roads of snow/to clear snow from the roads It's your turn to clear the table. OF WEATHER/WATER 2 [intransitive] (used about smoke, etc.) to disappear (sis vb.) dağılmak The fog slowly cleared and the sun came out. 3 [intransitive] (used about the sky, the weather or water) to become free of clouds, rain, or mud (hava, su vb.) açmak; berraklaşmak After a cloudy start, the weather will clear during the afternoon. FIND SB NOT GUILTY 4 [transitive] clear sb (of sth) to provide proof that sb is innocent of sth aklanmak, temize çıkmak The man has finally been cleared of murder. GIVE PERMISSION 5 [transitive] to give official permission for a plane, ship, etc. to enter or leave a place izin vermek At last the plane was cleared for take-off. 6 [transitive] clear sth (with sb) to get official approval for sth to be done onaylatmak I'll have to clear it with the manager before I can refund your money. MONEY 7 [intransitive] (used about a cheque) to go through the system that moves money from one account to another (çek vb.) hesaba geçmek The cheque will take three days to clear. GET OVER/PAST 8 [transitive] to jump over or get past sth without touching it aşmak, üstünden atlamak The horse cleared the first jump but knocked down the second. IDIOMS clear the air to improve a difficult or tense situation by talking honestly about worries, doubts, etc. havayı yumuşatmak I'm sure if you discuss your feelings with her it will help to clear the air between you. clear your throat to cough slightly in order to make it easier to speak boğazını temizlemek He cleared his throat and then began his speech. PHRASAL VERBS clear off (informal) used to tell sb to go away defolmak ‘Clear off,’ shouted the farmer, ‘you're on my land!’ clear sth out to tidy sth and throw away things that you do not want (dolap vb.) içini düzenlemek I really must clear out the kitchen cupboards. clear up (used about the weather or an illness) to get better (hava, hastalık) düzelmek; iyileşmek We can go out for a walk if it clears up later on. The doctor told him to stay at home until his cold cleared up. clear (sth) up to make sth tidy ortalığı toplamak Make sure you clear up properly before you leave. clear sth up to find the solution to a problem, cause of confusion, etc. çözmek There's been a slight misunderstanding but we've cleared it up now.

Clear Sth Cleared Transitive Vb Sb Verb Temizlemek

clear (verb)