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Clean

(v) /kliːn/
Clean

Meaning

Free from dirt, marks, or stains.

Pronunciation

UK kliːn

US kliːn

Example Sentences

  • National Clean Out Your Fridge is in November 14.
  • The oil must be clean and maintained at a constant temperature of 365 F/185 C for the crispiest fish and chips.
  • The city is very safe and clean.
  • The city is incredibly clean, and you will rarely see litter on the streets.
  • You can clean the table with a cloth.
  • Dad smiles when he sees a clean room.
  • My room looks clean and nice.
  • A clean room helps me think well.
  • The tank is blue and clean.
  • Fish like a quiet and clean home.

Practice Clean

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