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

clear up1

1(Of an illness or other medical condition) become cured: all my health problems cleared up...

After taking medication, Sarah's condition appeared to clear up.
They offer to change your life by clearing up chronic conditions, lifting depressions, boosting your immune system and making you happy as well as healthy.
The condition usually clears up within 7 to 14 days.

2(Of the weather) become brighter: I said I would fix the roof when the weather clears up...

If the weather clears up a little we might even go camping.
Of course, the weather soon cleared up again and July started nicely.
The weather has cleared up a lot and it's now sunny, but still windy.

2.1(Of rain) stop: the drizzle looked unlikely to clear up...

And after three days of heavy rain, it cleared up minutes before the ceremony.
There didn't seem to be quite a big a rush at first this year, but they began to pack in as the day went on, when the rain cleared up.
The rain even cleared up by the time we got to the registry office which meant we could take photos outside.

See parent entry: clear

clear-up2

noun

1A removal and tidying away of rubbish or obstructions.It could be that someone has a bit of spare space in a greenhouse, or it may be that people want to help with litter clear-ups....

Parishioners had been left baffled by the regular clear-ups around their church.
The lorry was finally righted at 1.30 am and the clear-up went on till 2.30 am, as the rubbish was loaded onto new lorries, and the road was finally re-opened to traffic.

2 [mass noun] The solving of crimes by the police: [as modifier]: Welsh police had one of the most successful clear-up rates...

It is understood the investigation will consider claims that officers have asked convicted crooks to take the blame for unsolved crimes to improve the police clear-up rate.
The campaign to drive up police detection and clear-up rates was announced at a police conference.
With DNA evidence, the average crime clear-up rate increases from 24 per cent to 43 per cent.

单词	clear up
释义	clear up1 1(Of an illness or other medical condition) become cured: all my health problems cleared up... After taking medication, Sarah's condition appeared to clear up. They offer to change your life by clearing up chronic conditions, lifting depressions, boosting your immune system and making you happy as well as healthy. The condition usually clears up within 7 to 14 days. 2(Of the weather) become brighter: I said I would fix the roof when the weather clears up... If the weather clears up a little we might even go camping. Of course, the weather soon cleared up again and July started nicely. The weather has cleared up a lot and it's now sunny, but still windy. 2.1(Of rain) stop: the drizzle looked unlikely to clear up... And after three days of heavy rain, it cleared up minutes before the ceremony. There didn't seem to be quite a big a rush at first this year, but they began to pack in as the day went on, when the rain cleared up. The rain even cleared up by the time we got to the registry office which meant we could take photos outside. See parent entry: clear clear-up2 noun 1A removal and tidying away of rubbish or obstructions.It could be that someone has a bit of spare space in a greenhouse, or it may be that people want to help with litter clear-ups.... Parishioners had been left baffled by the regular clear-ups around their church. The lorry was finally righted at 1.30 am and the clear-up went on till 2.30 am, as the rubbish was loaded onto new lorries, and the road was finally re-opened to traffic. 2 [mass noun] The solving of crimes by the police: [as modifier]: Welsh police had one of the most successful clear-up rates... It is understood the investigation will consider claims that officers have asked convicted crooks to take the blame for unsolved crimes to improve the police clear-up rate. The campaign to drive up police detection and clear-up rates was announced at a police conference. With DNA evidence, the average crime clear-up rate increases from 24 per cent to 43 per cent.
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