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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. clean <cleaner cleanest> [Am klin, Brit kliːn] ADJ

1.1. clean (not soiled):

clean face/dressing
are your hands clean?

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
clean energy
clean fuel

2.1. clean (morally):

clean joke
clean living

2.2. clean (fair):

clean game/player/campaign

3. clean (unblemished):

clean driver's license
clean copy (of a book)
clean copy (of a book)
to come clean about sth ugs

4. clean (well defined):

clean stroke/features
clean stroke/features
a clean break

5. clean REL:

clean animal/flesh

II. clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] ADV ugs

1. clean (completely):

2. clean (cleanly, fairly):

clean fight/play
clean fight/play

III. clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] VERB trans

1. clean (remove dirt from):

clean house/windows/carpet
clean car/floor
clean car/floor
clean blackboard
clean blackboard
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):

clean
clean
clean

3. clean fish/chicken:

clean

IV. clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] VERB intr

1. clean (become clean):

2. clean (remove dirt):

clean substance/device:

V. clean [Am klin, Brit kliːn] SUBST ugs kein Pl

clean
it needs a good clean
just give it a quick clean

I. spring-clean [Am ˈsprɪŋklin, Brit ˌsprɪŋˈkliːn] VERB trans Brit

spring-clean house:

spring-clean

II. spring-clean [Am ˈsprɪŋklin, Brit ˌsprɪŋˈkliːn] VERB intr

spring-clean

squeaky clean ADJ

squeaky clean
squeaky clean

steam-clean [ˈstiːmkliːn] VERB trans

steam-clean
steam-clean

dry-clean [Am ˈdraɪˌklin, Brit ˌdrʌɪˈkliːn] VERB trans

dry-clean clothes/curtains:

dry-clean
dry-clean only

clean-out [ˈklinaʊt] SUBST

clean-out

clean room SUBST TECH

clean room
clean room

clean-living [Am klinˈlɪvɪŋ, Brit] ADJ

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

I. clean up VERB [Am klin -, Brit kliːn -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. clean up room/garden:

clean up

2. clean up (morally):

clean up city/television/politics

3. clean up ugs money/fortune:

clean up
clean up

II. clean up VERB [Am klin -, Brit kliːn -] (v + adv)

1. clean up (make clean):

clean up

2. clean up (make money):

clean up sl

clean-cut [Am ˌklinˈkət, Brit kliːnˈkʌt] ADJ

clean-cut outline
clean-cut outline
clean-cut appearance/image

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I. clean [kli:n] ADJ

1. clean (free of dirt):

clean
(as) clean as a new pin

2. clean (free from bacteria):

clean

3. clean (fair):

clean

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean
clean reputation
clean driving licence

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut
clean design

6. clean (complete):

to make a clean break with sth

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper

II. clean [kli:n] SUBST

clean

III. clean [kli:n] ADV

clean
to clean forget that ...

IV. clean [kli:n] VERB trans

clean

V. clean [kli:n] VERB intr

clean

clean-shaven [ˈkli:nˈʃeɪvn] ADJ

clean-shaven

clean down VERB trans

clean down

squeaky-clean [ˌskwi:kiˈkli:n] ADJ

squeaky-clean

clean-up [ˈkli:nʌp] SUBST

clean-up

clean-cut [ˌkli:nˈkʌt] ADJ (straight)

clean-cut
clean-cut features
clean-cut person

clean out VERB trans

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

clean out
clean out with water

2. clean out (make penniless):

clean out

I. clean up VERB trans

1. clean up:

clean up (make clean)
clean up (tidy up)
to clean up the city
to clean oneself up

2. clean up (remove illegal):

clean up

II. clean up VERB intr

1. clean up (make clean):

clean up

2. clean up Am ugs (make profit):

clean up

dry-clean [ˌdraɪˈkli:n] VERB trans

dry-clean

spring-clean [ˌsprɪŋˈkli:n] VERB trans

spring-clean
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Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

I. clean [klin] ADJ

1. clean (free of dirt):

clean
(as) clean as a whistle

2. clean (free from bacteria):

clean

3. clean (fair):

clean

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean
clean reputation
clean driving license

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut
clean design

6. clean (complete):

to make a clean break with sth

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper

II. clean [klin] SUBST

clean

III. clean [klin] ADV

clean
to clean forget that...

IV. clean [klin] VERB trans

clean

V. clean [klin] VERB intr

clean

I. clean up VERB trans

1. clean up:

clean up (make clean)
clean up (tidy up)
to clean up the city
to clean oneself up

2. clean up (eradicate):

clean up

II. clean up VERB intr

1. clean up (make clean):

clean up

2. clean up sl (make profit):

clean up

clean out VERB trans

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

clean out
clean out with water

2. clean out sl (make penniless):

clean out

clean-cut [ˌklin·ˈkʌt] ADJ (straight)

clean-cut
clean-cut features
clean-cut person

clean-shaven [ˈklin·ˈʃeɪ·vən] ADJ

clean-shaven

dry-clean VERB trans

dry-clean

squeaky-clean [ˌskwi·ki·ˈklin] ADJ

squeaky-clean

spring-clean [ˌsprɪŋ·ˈklin] VERB trans

spring-clean
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
to clean
clean-shaven
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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In those cases, she'll use a charcoal grey or blue-green grout against white tile for a bold look that still feels clean and classic.
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For this reason, they are used in fish tanks to help clean the water, to prevent clouds of waste matter.
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An antistatic feature helps reduce surface marks so it will be easy to clean after each use.
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There are commonalities between reliable data recovery companies that a customer should look out for when they are in need of any logical or clean room data recovery service.
www.digitaljournal.com
The clean water from the aquifer is still used for public supply and the rivers and streams have fed watercress beds.
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