clear · ​. easy to understand and not confusing · ​. obvious and leaving no doubt at all · ​. not confused; having no doubt · ​. thinking in a sensible and logical ...

[transitive] to remove things that are not wanted or needed from something. clear something Developers cleared the land to build new homes there.

1[transitive] to remove something that is not wanted or needed from a place clear something I had cleared my desk before I left. · 2[transitive] clear something ...

1easy to understand and not causing any confusion She gave me clear and precise directions. · 2obvious and leaving no doubt at all This is a clear case of fraud.

Definition of clear noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and ...

clear, v. meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the Oxford English Dictionary.

clear · ​clear (of something/somebody) away from something/somebody; not near or touching something/somebody. Stand clear of the train doors. He injured his arm ...

not near/touching; 1clear (of something) away from something; not near or touching something Stand clear of the train doors. He injured his arm as he jumped ...

all-clear · ​a signal (often a sound) that shows that a place or situation is no longer dangerous. The children hid in the basement until the all-clear sounded.

​a process of getting rid of things or people that you no longer want. have a clear-out; A staff clear-out is being planned at party headquarters (= people ...