cleared

• Décrit quelque chose qui a été libéré d'obstacles, de contaminants ou d'accusations.

Describes something that has been made free from obstruction, impurity, or accusation.

1. Removed obstaclesB1formal

   Having had obstacles, blockages, or unwanted items removed.

   dégagé

   • The path was cleared of debris after the storm.
   • The table was cleared for the next meeting.
   • The snow was cleared from the driveway by morning.

   Synonymesclearfreeopenpassableunobstructed

   Antonymesbarredblockedcloggedimpededobstructed

2. Approved or authorizedB1formal

   Having received official permission or authorization.

   autorisé, ayant reçu l'autorisation

   • The document was cleared by the legal department.
   • He was cleared to return to work after his medical checkup.
   • The payment was cleared by the bank yesterday.

   Synonymesaccreditedapprovedauthorizedlicensedsanctioned

   Antonymesblockedforbiddenprohibitedrejected

3. ExoneratedB2formal

   Having been proven innocent or free from blame.

   disculpé, innocenté

   • The suspect was cleared of all charges.
   • She was cleared after the investigation found no evidence.
   • The court cleared him of any wrongdoing.

   Synonymesabsolvedacquittedexculpatedexoneratedvindicated

   Antonymesaccusedblamedcharged

• Dégager un passage ou un espace en enlevant ce qui gêne, rendre quelque chose compréhensible, ou libérer de toute confusion ou obstruction.

A verb meaning to remove obstacles, make something understandable, or free from confusion or obstruction.

1. Remove obstacles or unwanted itemsA2formal

   To remove objects, obstacles, or unwanted items from a place.

   débarrasser (un lieu)

   • Please clear the table after dinner.
   • They cleared the road after the accident.
   • He cleared his desk before leaving the office.

   Synonymesclean outemptyfreeridstripunblockunclog

   Antonymesblockclutterfillobstruct

2. Prove innocenceB2formal

   To officially prove that someone is not guilty of a crime.

   innocenter

   • The court cleared him of all charges.
   • She was cleared of any wrongdoing.
   • New evidence cleared the suspect.

   Synonymesabsolveacquitexculpateexoneratevindicate

   Antonymesconvictincriminate

3. Give permissionB2formal

   To give official permission for something to happen.

   autoriser

   • The project was cleared by the management.
   • The plane was cleared for takeoff.
   • The editor cleared the article for publication.

   Synonymesallowapproveauthorizeendorsegreen lightokaypasspermitratifysanction

   Antonymesbanblockdenyforbidprohibitveto

4. Become transparent or brightB1formal

   To become free of clouds, mist, or darkness.

   Se dégager, devenir clair

   • The sky cleared after the storm.
   • The fog cleared by mid-morning.
   • His mind cleared after a good night's sleep.

   Synonymesbreakbrightenclear upliftlighten

   Antonymesclouddarkenobscure

Variantes phrasalclear awayclear offclear outclear up