cleared

• Descreve algo que foi liberado de obstáculos, contaminação ou acusações; também indica aprovação ou autorização oficial.

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

1. Removed obstaclesB1formal

   Having had obstacles, blockages, or unwanted items removed.

   Desobstruído

   • 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.

   Sinônimosclearfreeopenpassableunobstructed

   Antônimosbarredblockedcloggedimpededobstructed

2. Approved or authorizedB1formal

   Having received official permission or authorization.

   Autorizado

   • 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.

   Sinônimosaccreditedapprovedauthorizedlicensedsanctioned

   Antônimosblockedforbiddenprohibitedrejected

3. ExoneratedB2formal

   Having been proven innocent or free from blame.

   Inocentado

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

   Sinônimosabsolvedacquittedexculpatedexoneratedvindicated

   Antônimosaccusedblamedcharged

• Remover obstáculos, tornar algo compreensível ou livrar de confusão e obstruções.

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.

   Remover

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

   Sinônimosclean outemptyfreeridstripunblockunclog

   Antônimosblockclutterfillobstruct

2. Prove innocenceB2formal

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

   Inocentar

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

   Sinônimosabsolveacquitexculpateexoneratevindicate

   Antônimosconvictincriminate

3. Give permissionB2formal

   To give official permission for something to happen.

   Autorizar

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

   Sinônimosallowapproveauthorizeendorsegreen lightokaypasspermitratifysanction

   Antônimosbanblockdenyforbidprohibitveto

4. Become transparent or brightB1formal

   To become free of clouds, mist, or darkness.

   Abrir

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

   Sinônimosbreakbrightenclear upliftlighten

   Antônimosclouddarkenobscure

Variantes phrasalclear awayclear offclear outclear up