clear-cut

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishclear-cutˌclear-ˈcut1 adjective CLEAR/EASY TO UNDERSTANDeasy to understand or be certain about SYN definite There is not always a clear-cut distinction between right and wrong.Examples from the Corpusclear-cut• It is only in the elite price category, $ 35 and above, that Champagne holds a clear-cut advantage.• There no longer is a clear-cut definition of liberal and conservative.• There's no clear-cut distinction between severe depression and mental illness.• His was a dark, autocratic face, with clear-cut features that held an austere masculine beauty.• It is not, however, as clear-cut in this country as it is on the continent.• the clear-cut outline of the mountains• My own approach is not biographical, and assumes neither a clear-cut persona nor a narrative sequence.• Chief among them was the lack of a clear-cut purpose.• The individual that produces the most clear-cut signal is most likely to have the most offspring.• There were few outright failures, and many clear-cut successes.clear-cutˈclear-cut2 noun [countable] American EnglishTAF an area of forest that has been completely cut down —clear-cut verb [transitive]

单词	clear-cut
释义	clear-cut From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishclear-cutˌclear-ˈcut1 adjective CLEAR/EASY TO UNDERSTANDeasy to understand or be certain about SYN definite There is not always a clear-cut distinction between right and wrong.Examples from the Corpusclear-cut• It is only in the elite price category, $ 35 and above, that Champagne holds a clear-cut advantage.• There no longer is a clear-cut definition of liberal and conservative.• There's no clear-cut distinction between severe depression and mental illness.• His was a dark, autocratic face, with clear-cut features that held an austere masculine beauty.• It is not, however, as clear-cut in this country as it is on the continent.• the clear-cut outline of the mountains• My own approach is not biographical, and assumes neither a clear-cut persona nor a narrative sequence.• Chief among them was the lack of a clear-cut purpose.• The individual that produces the most clear-cut signal is most likely to have the most offspring.• There were few outright failures, and many clear-cut successes.clear-cutˈclear-cut2 noun [countable] American EnglishTAF an area of forest that has been completely cut down —clear-cut verb [transitive]
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