clear picture

collocation in English

meanings of clearand picture

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clear
adjective
uk /klɪər/ us /klɪr/
easy to understand, hear, read, ...
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picture
noun
uk /ˈpɪk.tʃər/ us /ˈpɪk.tʃɚ/
a drawing, painting, ...
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Examples of clear picture

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It may be difficult then to get a clearpicture of what he got right.
The regression results show a very clearpicture: people with stronger postmodern values are much more likely to be champions of democracy.
A clearpicture emerged that practices and individual staff members viewed their research involvement as part of their overall professional development.
The introductory chapter gives a clearpicture of the research goals as well as the book's structure.
Once we identify and notate all links we get a clearpicture of the link pattern in the analyzed episode.
These give a clearpicture of the fields, especially in the transition region near the edge of the strip.
To reduce such problems more generally, a clearpicture of their determinants is necessary.
To be able to evaluate that an agent's behaviour is consistent, the user needs to have a clearpicture of what the agent does.
Table 6 conveys a very clearpicture revealing statistically significant conditional relationships of the type hypothesized.
Chapter 1 presents a clearpicture of the international supply and demand for oil.
Further, most reforms have taken place too recently to provide analysts with a clearpicture of behavioral responses to these pension changes.
When we look at the data as a function of the parental input patterns, a very clearpicture emerges.
From these analyses a relatively clearpicture could be seen.
It is likely that some patients, particularly in childhood, first manifest neurotic features, but subsequently develop a clearpicture of schizophrenia.
However, his remarks published in this volume give a very clearpicture of his views.
From this book, the reader cannot form a clearpicture of such a society.
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