| 词汇 | clean |
| 释义 | clean adjective uk /kliːn/ us /kliːn/ cleanadjective (NOT DIRTY)A1 free from any dirty marks, pollution, bacteria, etc.: 干净的;清洁的 a clean white shirt干净的白衬衫 clean air/water清洁的空气／水 Make sure your hands are clean before you have your dinner.饭前一定要把手洗干净。 Hospitals need to be kept spotlessly (= extremely) clean.医院必须保持一尘不染，干干净净。 free from dirt cleanAre these clothes clean? immaculateThe whole house was immaculate. spotlessHe was wearing a spotless white shirt. spick and spanTheir house is always spick and span. pureI love the pure mountain air. This glass has been used - please fetch me a clean one. I looked in the drawer for a clean pair of socks. The kitchen is spotlessly clean.厨房一尘不染。 We want clean rivers and lakes, where you can swim without risk to your health.我们需要干净清洁的河流湖泊，使我们游泳时不会危及健康。 The town council is responsible for keeping the streets clean. Clean & tidy (as) clean as a (new) pinidiom apple pie asepsis aseptic be in apple-pie orderidiom neatly neatness non-clogging non-polluting ordered spotlessly sprucely squeaky-clean stainless super-clean untarnished unwrinkled virginal virginally well kept cleanadjective (HONEST)C2 honest or fair, or showing that you have not done anything illegal: 诚实的;公正的;光明正大的;清白的 a good clean fight clean record The judge took the defendant's clean record (= the absence of previous involvement in crime) into account when passing sentence.法官在宣判时考虑到了被告没有前科。 I've always had a clean driver's licence. It was a clean tackle. 那个阻截真是干净利落。 slang not doing anything illegal, or not having or carrying illegal drugs or stolen goods: 清白的；没有私藏（或携带）毒品的；没有赃物的 The police busted Pete last night, but he was clean.警察昨夜搜查了皮特，可是未搜出他有任何违禁品。 Honesty, openness & sincerity above board anti-corruption artless artlessly artlessness earnest in in all honesty/seriousness/truthfulnessidiom in good faithidiom integrity joking apart/asideidiom sincerely squeaky-clean stainless straight arrowidiom straight upidiom the straight and narrowidiom transparency upright wart You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Obeying & breaking the law cleanadjective (MORAL)morally acceptable: 纯洁的;正派的 good clean fun Because it's a family film, it's all good clean fun. clean living She follows a strict pattern of clean living and healthy exercise. See also clean eating not about sex: 不猥亵的，不下流的;无色情的 Can't you think of any clean jokes?你脑子里难道就没有点正经的笑话么？ Virtue and moral good altruism angel angelic angelically be as pure as the driven snowidiom justifiable justifiably justified loftiness lofty rightly rightness saintly self-forgetful the road to hell is paved with good intentionsidiom uprightness upstanding virtuous virtuously white hat cleanadjective (NOT TAKING DRUG)having stopped taking an illegal drug after taking it regularly: She is a former heroin addict who has been clean for about 13 years. It's incredibly hard for a junkie to stay clean. Addicts have to have been clean and sober at least 72 hours before they can come to the centre. The treatment has fewer side effects and a better track record of keeping addicts clean. Even when people manage to get clean, only one-third are able to do so without a relapse. Drug addiction abuser addictiveness anti-crack buzzed buzzed up crack house dependency detox druggie glue-sniffer glue-sniffing go cold turkey habit habit-forming hooked hophead junkie pothead smackhead substance use disorder cleanadjective (NOT ROUGH)having no rough edges, and smooth, straight, or equally balanced: 边缘整齐的；平滑的；流线型的；简洁流畅的 Sand the board until you have a nice, clean surface. clean break I've broken my leg, but the doctor says that it's a clean break, so it should heal easily.我摔断了腿，不过医生说断口很整齐，应该很快就会长好。 clean lineWhat he liked about the car was its clean lines.他喜欢这辆车简洁流畅的线条。 clean cutI tried to make a clean cut, but the knife wasn't sharp enough.我想切得整整齐齐，可是刀子不够锋利。 Straight, even and level be (as) flat as a pancakeidiom clean-cut cleanly consistency fine-grained flat flush plane relax rhythm seamless sleek sleekly smooth straight straight edge straightness super-smooth true ultra-smooth cleanadjective (SKILFUL)done skilfully and without mistakes: He skated toward his coach smiling after a clean landing. A good clean hit from Pietersen sent the ball straight out to the boundary.皮特森干净利落的一击将球直接击出边界。 She played the solo part with a clean, elegant technique. I've watched that goal about a thousand times and it is probably one of the cleanest strikes I've ever made. All of the company's dancing is impressively clean, buoyant and fast. Skill, talent and ability ability accomplishment accuracy acumen adroitness endowment functional skills functioning genius gift greatness proficiency prowess pyrotechnic pyrotechnics qualification repertory speciality wizardry workmanship You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Good, better and best cleanadjective (COMPLETE)[ before noun ] complete: 完全的，彻底的 clean break It's better for both of us if we make a clean break (= end our relationship completely). Sara says she needs a clean break with the past.萨拉说自己需要和过去彻底决裂。 The clean departure of one party in the dispute is better than a long-running war of attrition. See also a clean sweep Complete and whole (all) in one pieceidiom aggregate all or nothingidiom all toldidiom all-in-one all-inclusive fibre full strength full-fledged full-length fully fully fledged implicit systemic thorough thoroughgoingly thoroughly through and throughidiom to the lastidiom totality cleanadjective (NOTHING ON)[ before noun ] When something you write on is clean, there is nothing on it or it is not yet used: 未写过的;未用过的;空白的 Take a clean sheet of paper.拿一张白纸来。 New afresh be ahead of the curveidiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newly newness next-gen next-generation novel the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wetidiom third-generation unhackneyed unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minuteidiom Idioms(as) clean as a (new) pin a clean bill of health keep a clean sheet come clean make a clean breast of it clean verb uk /kliːn/ us /kliːn/ A1[ T ] to remove dirt from something: 把…弄干净;打扫;清洁;清洗 I'm going to clean the windows this morning.今天上午我要擦窗户。 You should always clean your teeth after meals.每次饭后你都应当清洁牙齿。 clean something from somethingWould you clean the fingermarks from the door? to clean something cleanDid you clean the kitchen? washYou need to wash your hands before supper. clean upClean up this mess! clean outI spent the weekend cleaning out the kitchen cabinets. wipeShe wiped the mirrors until they shone. wipe downWe wipe down the tables after every customer leaves. to make something clean cleanYou'll need to clean the wound before you bandage it. cleanseThe herb is supposed to cleanse the body of toxins. disinfectWe disinfected the doorknobs with antibac wipes. sanitizeTest tubes must be washed and sanitized before use. sterilizeThe lab equipment was thoroughly sterilized before use. purifyPlants cut down on pollution and help purify the air. [ Iusually+ adv/prep ] to become clean: 变干净 This carpet doesn't clean very well.这地毯不太好清洗。 clean offI hope these bloodstains will clean off my shirt.我希望我衬衫上的这些血迹能洗掉。 [ T ] to prepare a fish or an animal killed for food by removing the inside parts of it that are not eaten清除（鱼或动物）的内脏（以备烹饪） When I was studying for my exams I used to clean the house as a sort of displacement activity. I feel like a real drudge - I've done nothing but clean all day!我觉得自己真的像一个苦工——整整一天都在打扫卫生。 You'll have to get down on all fours to clean behind the toilet.你得趴到地上才能擦洗到马桶后面的区域。 Did you clean the inside of the car?你把车内部擦干净了吗？ We had an arrangement that he would clean the house and I would cook. Cleaning generally brush someone/something off cleaner cleaning cleanse cleansing groom hoovering mop pick pick someone/something up purification purifier rinse scrub sponge spring-cleaning squeegee steam-clean sterilizing swill You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Preparing animals & fish for cooking Idiomclean up your act Phrasal verbsclean something out clean someone/something out clean (someone/something) up clean (something) up clean something up clean up after someone clean noun[ S ] uk /kliːn/ us /kliːn/ when something is cleaned: 清洁，清扫，打扫 These windows need a really thorough clean.这些窗户需要彻底擦洗一遍。 Cleaning generally brush someone/something off cleaner cleaning cleanse cleansing groom hoovering mop pick pick someone/something up purification purifier rinse scrub sponge spring-cleaning squeegee steam-clean sterilizing swill clean adverb uk /kliːn/ us /kliːn/ completely: 完全的，全然的 I clean forgot that I was supposed to be meeting Lucy last night.昨晚我本来应该跟露西见面的，结果我忘得一干二净。 He's been cheating his customers for years, and getting clean away with it.他欺骗顾客多年，还一点事都没有。 clean throughThe bullet went clean through his shoulder.子弹穿透了他的肩膀。 Complete and whole (all) in one pieceidiom aggregate all or nothingidiom all toldidiom all-in-one all-inclusive fibre full strength full-fledged full-length fully fully fledged implicit systemic thorough thoroughgoingly thoroughly through and throughidiom to the lastidiom totality clean | American Dictionaryclean adjective[ -er/-est only ] us/klin/ cleanadjective[-er/-est only] (NOT DIRTY)free of dirt or other unwanted parts or pieces: Make sure you wear a clean shirt. Hospital rooms have to be kept clean. Clean also means free from harmful substances, or pure: clean air/water cleanadjective[-er/-est only] (HONEST)honest or fair; not breaking rules or laws: "Let’s make it a clean fight," said the referee. Before his conviction for fraud, he had a clean record (= he had not been involved in crime previously). slang They searched him, but he was clean (= he was not carrying anything illegal or not allowed). Clean also means morally acceptable and not giving offense: clean living a clean joke cleanadjective[-er/-est only] (COMPLETE)complete: It’s better for both of us if we make a clean break and stop seeing each other. cleanadjective[-er/-est only] (NOT USED)new and not used: a clean sheet of paper cleanadverb[ not gradable ]us/klin/ infml The bullet went clean through his shoulder and out the other side. Idiomsa clean slate clean up your act clean verb[ I/T ] us/klin/ cleanverb[I/T] (MAKE NOT DIRTY)to remove dirt or unwanted parts or pieces from something: [ T ]Saturday morning is our time to clean the house. [ T ]You should clean a wound immediately to avoid infection. Phrasal verbsclean out something clean out someone clean up something clean up something clean | Business Englishclean adjective uk /kliːn/us honest and fair, or showing that you have done nothing illegal or morally wrong: a clean record/report/licenseJob applicants must have a clean commercial driver's license. He said the campaign's priorities will be "education and clean government." ENVIRONMENT free of, or producing no harmful chemicals or substances: clean energy/fuel/technologyclean energy from renewable sources such as solar and wind power clean air/water/soil have clean handsinformal to have never been involved in a dishonest or illegal activity: An audit proved that neither company had clean hands when it came to reporting profits. clean verb uk /kliːn/us clean houseinformal WORKPLACE to take action to make an organization operate more honestly and effectively: Companies like to clean house between chief executives, so as to give the newcomer a positive base to work from. clean out your desk/office/lockerinformal WORKPLACE used to tell someone they are being removed from their job: He was told to clean out his desk by noon. clean up its/your actinformal to start to obey laws or accepted standards of behaviour: There are still serious questions about whether the company has cleaned up its act since its $11 billion accounting fraud was exposed. Phrasal verbsclean sb/sth out clean sth out clean up clean sth up clean adverb uk /kliːn/us come clean to admit the truth about a secret you have been trying to keep: come clean about/on/over sthCorporate managers were criticized for not coming clean sooner about the company's plans to split. |
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