clear

EASY TO UNDERSTAND

A2easy to understand, hear or see

• The instructions were very clear.
• Is that clear?
• She has a clear voice.

CERTAIN

B1certain, with no doubt

• It's clear that he isn't happy.
• I'm not clear about what we need to do.

SEE THROUGH

B1easy to see through

• The water was so clear we could see the fish.
• The juice comes in a clear plastic bottle.

NOT BLOCKED

B1with nothing blocking the way or covering something

• The road is clear now.
• On a clear day you can see the mountains.

REMOVE

B1to remove things from a place to make it tidy or empty

• Can you clear the table after dinner?
• Workers cleared the snow from the road.

WEATHER

B2if the sky or weather clears, the clouds or rain go away

• The sky cleared in the afternoon.

PROVE NOT GUILTY

C1to show that someone did not do something wrong

• He was cleared of all the charges.