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• Libre de suciedad, manchas o contaminación; moralmente puro o inocente.

Free from dirt, marks, or stains; morally pure or innocent.

1. Free from dirtA1formal

   Not dirty; free from marks, stains, or unwanted substances.

   limpio (libre de suciedad)

   • She always keeps her kitchen clean.
   • The hotel room was spotlessly clean.
   • Please make sure your hands are clean before eating.

   Sinónimoshygienicimmaculatepuresanitaryspotlesssterileunsoiledunsulliedwashed

   Antónimosdirtyfilthygrimymuckysoiledstainedunclean

2. Morally pureB2formal

   Free from corruption, guilt, or immoral behavior.

   moralmente puro, limpio

   • He has a clean record with the police.
   • They want a clean government without corruption.
   • She lived a clean and honest life.

   Sinónimoschastedecenthonorableinnocentpurerighteousuprightvirtuous

   Antónimoscorruptdefiledguiltyimmoralimpuresinfultaintedunclean

3. Simple and neatB1informal

   Having a smooth, simple, and uncluttered appearance.

   limpio y sencillo

   • The website has a clean design.
   • I like the clean lines of this modern furniture.
   • His handwriting is very clean and easy to read.

   Sinónimosminimalneatsimplesleeksparestreamlinedtidytrimuncluttered

   Antónimosclutteredelaboratefussymessyornate

4. Free from drugs or alcoholB2informal

   Not using or addicted to drugs or alcohol.

   Limpio de drogas o alcohol

   • He has been clean for five years now.
   • She decided to get clean after the accident.
   • Staying clean requires a lot of support and willpower.

   Sinónimosabstinentcleardrug-freesoberstraight

   Antónimosaddicteddrunkhighintoxicatedstonedusing

• Adverbio que significa «completamente» o «a fondo», usado a menudo de manera informal para enfatizar. También puede significar «limpiamente, de forma pulcra»; en inglés coincide en forma con el adjetivo y en algunos casos no lleva la terminación -ly.

An adverb meaning "completely" or "thoroughly," often used informally for emphasis. It can also mean "in a clean manner." The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending in certain uses.

1. Completely or entirelyB2informal

   Used to emphasize that something is done completely or without exception.

   completamente

   • I clean forgot about the appointment.
   • He clean missed the target.
   • She clean ignored my advice.

   Sinónimosabsolutelyaltogethercompletelyentirelyfullyperfectlyquitethoroughlytotallyutterlywholly

2. In a clean mannerA2formal

   In a way that is free from dirt, marks, or stains.

   de manera limpia

   • Please wipe the table clean after dinner.
   • The room was swept clean.
   • He cut the paper clean along the line.

   Sinónimoscleanlyimmaculatelyspotlessly

   Antónimosdirtilyfilthilyuncleanly

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona cuya profesión es limpiar, o a una sustancia o dispositivo utilizado para la limpieza.

A noun referring to a person whose occupation is cleaning, or a substance or device used for cleaning.

1. Cleaning productA2formal

   A substance or preparation used for cleaning surfaces, objects, or materials.

   Limpiador (producto de limpieza)

   • She used a glass cleaner to remove the smudges.
   • The kitchen cleaner effectively removes grease.
   • I need to buy a new floor cleaner for the tiles.

   Sinónimoscleanserdetergent

2. Dry-cleaning operatorB1formal

   A person who runs or works in a dry-cleaning business.

   Tintorero

   • The cleaner at the shop pressed my suit perfectly.
   • He took his coat to the cleaner for a stain removal.
   • The cleaner said the dress would be ready by tomorrow.

   Sinónimosdry cleaner

3. Cleaning professionalA2formal

   A person whose job is to clean buildings, homes, or other spaces.

   profesional de limpieza

   • The office cleaner comes every evening after work.
   • She works as a cleaner at the local hospital.
   • The cleaner vacuumed the carpets and dusted the furniture.

   Sinónimoscharwomancleaning ladycustodianhousekeeperjanitormaid