英语词汇“clearance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

clearancenoun

uk/ˈklɪə.rəns/us/ˈklɪr.əns/

clearance noun (REMOVE)

[ S or U ] the process of removing waste or things you do not want from a place:

slum clearance

UK They specialize in house clearances after a resident has died.

[ S or U ] an occasion when people are forced to move away from the area where they live permanently:

The great Highland clearances in Scotland did not reach their height until after 1800.

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Taking things away from someone or somewhere

appropriate
confiscate
cream sth/sb off
de-
debug
denude
drain
impound
infringe on/upon sth
knock
knock sth out of sb
nab
relieve
shear
strip sb of sth
suck
suck sb/sth dry idiom
sweep
take sth out
tow

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clearance noun (CHEAP SALE)

[ U ] an occasion when goods are offered for sale cheaply so that people will be encouraged to buy them and there will be space for new goods:

We bought our new carpet at a clearance sale.

US I buy Christmas decorations when they go on clearance in January

clearance noun (NOT TOUCHING)

[ C or U ] the distance or space that is needed for one thing to avoid touching another thing:

It was difficult getting the piano through the doorway because we only had a clearance of a few centimetres.

High vehicles should take an alternative route because of low clearance under the bridge.

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Space - general words

bay
blank
box
chamber
elbow room
expanse
floor
footprint
headroom
legroom
patch
room
space
spacing
spacious
spatial
void
way

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clearance noun (OFFICIAL PERMISSION)

[ U ] official permission for something or the state of having satisfied the official conditions of something:

The plane will be taking off as soon as it gets clearance.

To visit the prison, you'll need security clearance.

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Allowing and permitting

admit of sth
allow
allow of sth
allowable
authorization
authorize
concession
green
leave
let
let sb/sth in
let sb/sth out
licence
license
mandate
OK
open the floodgates idiom
sanction
submit
unlicensed

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clearance noun (CHEQUE)

[ U ] the process of a cheque going from one bank to another through a central organization, so that money can be paid to the person it is owed to:

Clearance (of a cheque) can take up to a week.

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Withdrawing money

atm
automated teller machine
automatic teller machine
cash dispenser
cash machine
cashback
cashpoint
clear
debit
dip
dip into sth
draw
drawdown
lay sth out
take
take sth out
withdraw
withdrawal

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clearance noun (SPORT)

[ C ] in football, an occasion when a player kicks the ball away from their goal:

Robinson's long clearance was controlled by Mido who went on to score.

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Football/soccer

18-yard box
2 3 5
4 3 2 1
4 4 2
4 5 1
crossbar
feint
footballing
futsal
game 39
game ball
ghost goal
give-and-go
relegation
Roy of the Rovers stuff
scissor kick
seal dribble
shin guard
shin pad
stoppage

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单词	clearance
释义	Contents noun (6) clearance (REMOVE) clearance (CHEAP SALE) clearance (NOT TOUCHING) clearance (OFFICIAL PERMISSION) clearance (CHEQUE) clearance (SPORT) Contents noun (3) clearance (GETTING RID OF) clearance (GIVING PERMISSION) clearance (NOT TOUCH) Contents noun (5) clearance (1) clearance (2) clearance (3) clearance (4) clearance (5) English American Business clearancenoun uk/ˈklɪə.rəns/us/ˈklɪr.əns/ clearance noun (REMOVE) [ S or U ] the process of removing waste or things you do not want from a place: slum clearance UK They specialize in house clearances after a resident has died. [ S or U ] an occasion when people are forced to move away from the area where they live permanently: The great Highland clearances in Scotland did not reach their height until after 1800. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taking things away from someone or somewhere appropriate confiscate *cream sth/sb* off de- debug denude drain impound** infringe on/upon sth knock *knock sth* out of sb nab relieve shear** strip sb of sth suck *suck sb/sth* dry idiom sweep take sth out tow See more results » clearance noun (CHEAP SALE) [ U ] an occasion when goods are offered for sale cheaply so that people will be encouraged to buy them and there will be space for new goods: We bought our new carpet at a clearance sale. US I buy Christmas decorations when they go on clearance in January clearance noun (NOT TOUCHING) [ C or U ] the distance or space that is needed for one thing to avoid touching another thing: It was difficult getting the piano through the doorway because we only had a clearance of a few centimetres. High vehicles should take an alternative route because of low clearance under the bridge. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Space - general words bay blank box chamber elbow room expanse floor footprint headroom legroom patch room space spacing spacious spatial void way See more results » clearance noun (OFFICIAL PERMISSION) [ U ] official permission for something or the state of having satisfied the official conditions of something:** The plane will be taking off as soon as it gets clearance. To visit the prison, you'll need security clearance. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Allowing and permitting admit of sth allow allow of sth allowable authorization authorize concession green leave let *let sb/sth* in let sb/sth out licence license mandate OK open the floodgates idiom sanction submit unlicensed See more results » clearance noun (CHEQUE) [ U ] the process of a cheque going from one bank to another through a central organization, so that money can be paid to the person it is owed to: Clearance (of a cheque) can take up to a week. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Withdrawing money atm automated teller machine automatic teller machine cash dispenser cash machine cashback cashpoint clear debit dip** dip into sth draw drawdown *lay sth* out take take sth out withdraw withdrawal See more results » clearance noun (SPORT) [ C ] in football, an occasion when a player kicks the ball away from their goal: Robinson's long clearance was controlled by Mido who went on to score. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Football/soccer 18-yard box 2 3 5 4 3 2 1 4 4 2 4 5 1 crossbar feint footballing futsal game 39 game ball ghost goal give-and-go relegation Roy of the Rovers stuff scissor kick seal dribble shin guard shin pad stoppage See more results » clearancenoun [ U ] us/ˈklɪər·əns/ clearance noun [ U ] (GETTING RID OF) If goods are reduced for clearance, they are offered for sale at a lower than usual price so that people will buy them and there will be space for new goods: a clearance sale clearance noun [ U ] (GIVING PERMISSION) official permission for something: The pilot announced we had received clearance for take off. clearance noun [ U ] (NOT TOUCH) the amount of space available for an object to pass through an opening without touching anything, or for two objects to pass each other without touching: The sign on the overpass says that its clearance is 12 feet, and our truck is 10 feet high, so we should have 2 feet of clearance when we go under it. clearancenoun uk/ˈklɪərəns/us [ U ] BANKING the process by which cheques and other payments are exchanged between customers of different banks: Foreign-drawn cheques may incur additional bank charges for clearance and currency conversion. [ U ] COMMERCE official permission to come into or leave a place or country: Two more inspections by the Swiss customs clearance agency declared the cargo clean. customs/entry clearance His application was refused by the entry clearance officer. [ C or U ] official permission to do something or have particular information: security/regulatory clearance Nuclear plant workers and contractors must have a security clearance. get/be given/obtain clearance The flight was given clearance for takeoff at 5:55 pm. need/require clearance The deal will need clearance from state insurance departments where the companies do business. clearance for sth The chief executive said he hoped to receive regulatory clearance for the deal by next March. [ C or U ] COMMERCE → clearance sale on clearance available at a lower price than usual:** All laptops and printers are now on clearance.
随便看	give (sth) your all give (sth)your best give /quote sth/sb chapter and verse give a bum steer give a dog a bad name give a hoot give a steer give a/the thumbs down give a/the thumbs up give and go give and take give as good as you get give away give away something give birth give chase give head give in give in give in (to sth) give in to sth give in your notice give it a rest give it up for sb give me ... any day/every time

clearancenoun

clearance noun (REMOVE)

clearance noun (CHEAP SALE)

clearance noun (NOT TOUCHING)

clearance noun (OFFICIAL PERMISSION)

clearance noun (CHEQUE)

clearance noun (SPORT)

clearancenoun [ U ]

clearance noun [ U ] (GETTING RID OF)

clearance noun [ U ] (GIVING PERMISSION)

clearance noun [ U ] (NOT TOUCH)

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