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минеральные
чист

I. clean [kliːn] ПРИЛ

1. clean (free of dirt):

clean
(as) clean as a new pin

2. clean (free from bacteria):

clean
clean

3. clean (fair):

clean
clean

4. clean (morally acceptable):

clean
clean
clean reputation
clean reputation
clean driving licence

5. clean (smooth):

clean cut
clean cut
clean design

6. clean (complete):

to make a clean break with sth

7. clean (blank):

clean piece of paper
clean piece of paper

II. clean [kliːn] СЪЩ

clean
чистене ср без мн
clean
почистване ср без мн
clean ИНФОРМ

III. clean [kliːn] НРЧ

clean
clean
to clean forget that ...

IV. clean [kliːn] ГЛАГ прх

clean
clean

V. clean [kliːn] ГЛАГ нпрх

clean

clean down ГЛАГ прх

clean down
clean down

squeaky-clean ПРИЛ

squeaky-clean
squeaky-clean

clean-up [ˈkliːnʌp] СЪЩ

1. clean-up (house, animation):

clean-up
почистване ср без мн

2. clean-up (corruption):

clean-up
ликвидиране ср без мн

clean-shaven [ˈkliːnˈʃeɪvn] ПРИЛ

clean-shaven

I. clean up ГЛАГ прх

1. clean up:

clean up (make clean)
clean up (tidy up)

2. clean up (remove illegal):

clean up
to clean up the city

II. clean up ГЛАГ прх

to clean oneself up

III. clean up ГЛАГ нпрх

1. clean up (make clean):

clean up

2. clean up Am разг (make profit):

clean up
clean up

clean out ГЛАГ прх

1. clean out (clean thoroughly):

clean out
clean out with water

2. clean out (make penniless):

clean out
clean out

spring-clean ГЛАГ прх

spring-clean

clean-cut [ˌkliːnˈkʌt] ПРИЛ (straight)

clean-cut
clean-cut
clean-cut features
clean-cut features
clean-cut person

dry-clean ГЛАГ прх

dry-clean
Present
Iclean
youclean
he/she/itcleans
weclean
youclean
theyclean
Past
Icleaned
youcleaned
he/she/itcleaned
wecleaned
youcleaned
theycleaned
Present Perfect
Ihavecleaned
youhavecleaned
he/she/ithascleaned
wehavecleaned
youhavecleaned
theyhavecleaned
Past Perfect
Ihadcleaned
youhadcleaned
he/she/ithadcleaned
wehadcleaned
youhadcleaned
theyhadcleaned

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Majority of credit card purchases come from expenses on jewellery, dining and shopping.
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More was to come: an evening gospel service before a bedraggled homecoming at nine or 10 o'clock.
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He was the first to come out publicly as a person living with the then unnamed disease.
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The car allowed them to come and go as they pleased, and many people would spend only a few days, rather than weeks.
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It has good maneuverability and can come to a full stop in only one ship length from top speed.
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