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

cleanly

adverb /ˈkliːnli

1Without difficulty or impediment; smoothly and efficiently: he vaulted cleanly through the open window...

Using sharp pruners, cut the stems cleanly where they meet larger branches.
The chemical industry is under pressure to reduce its impact on the environment and to run its operations as cleanly and efficiently as possible.
Only the distance of history lets us believe that such events are ever carried out cleanly and efficiently.

2In a way that produces no dirt, noxious gases, or other pollutants: the engine burns very cleanly...

The additive makes petrol burn more cleanly, so air pollution is reduced.
It burns very, very cleanly in the engine, so it improves emissions in the overall environment a lot.
Burning cleanly with no pollutants, this may be an answer the energy sucking economy is looking for.

adjective /ˈklɛnli

/ (cleanlier, cleanliest) archaic

Habitually clean and careful to avoid dirt: some plain but cleanly country maid

Old English clǣnlīce (adverb), clǣnlīc (adjective): see clean, -ly¹, -ly².

单词	cleanly
释义	cleanly adverb /ˈkliːnli / 1Without difficulty or impediment; smoothly and efficiently: he vaulted cleanly through the open window... Using sharp pruners, cut the stems cleanly where they meet larger branches. The chemical industry is under pressure to reduce its impact on the environment and to run its operations as cleanly and efficiently as possible. Only the distance of history lets us believe that such events are ever carried out cleanly and efficiently. 2In a way that produces no dirt, noxious gases, or other pollutants: the engine burns very cleanly... The additive makes petrol burn more cleanly, so air pollution is reduced. It burns very, very cleanly in the engine, so it improves emissions in the overall environment a lot. Burning cleanly with no pollutants, this may be an answer the energy sucking economy is looking for. adjective /ˈklɛnli / (cleanlier, cleanliest) archaic Habitually clean and careful to avoid dirt: some plain but cleanly country maid Origin Old English clǣnlīce (adverb), clǣnlīc (adjective): see clean, -ly¹, -ly². Rhymes eco-friendly, user-friendly queenly
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