adjective

clean

/kliːn/

clean

ADJECTIVE

Definition of clean

1

If something is clean, it is free from dirt

Example: The kids came back from the washroom with clean hands and faces.

1

If a technology is clean, it doesn't produce much pollution.

Example: We want to use wind as safe, clean, non-polluting energy.

2

If something is clean, it is not bad.

temiz; arı; arın

Example: There was a lot of pushing in their last game, but today's match was mostly clean.

3

A clean piece of paper, start, etc. has nothing from before: no writing, no history, etc.

Example: Why don't you get a clean piece of paper and start over.

4

If a something is clean, it is smooth, simple, and regular, without anything unwanted.

Example: Your company website needs a clean design that makes it easy for consumers to understand what you're selling.

clean

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Examples of clean

1

The kids came back from the washroom with clean hands and faces.

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2

Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very clean.

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3

We want to use wind as safe, clean, non-polluting energy.

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4

There was a lot of pushing in their last game, but today's match was mostly clean.

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5

No dirty jokes, please. Keep your language clean.

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