##Clear up
(of an illness or other medical condition) become cured:
‘all my health problems cleared up’
(of the weather) become brighter:
‘I said I would fix the roof when the weather clears up’
(of rain) stop:
‘the drizzle looked unlikely to clear up’
Clear something ↔ up to explain or solve something, or make it easier to understand
The White House hopes these problems can be cleared up soon.
##Clear out
Leave quickly.
Example sentences
‘The soldiers quickly cleared out of the room.’
clear something out to make a place tidy by removing things from it and getting rid of them
I need to clear out my closet.
##Clear off
informal
To leave a place quickly
They cleared off when they saw the police coming
Thank you
SS ACADEMY
(of an illness or other medical condition) become cured:
‘all my health problems cleared up’
(of the weather) become brighter:
‘I said I would fix the roof when the weather clears up’
(of rain) stop:
‘the drizzle looked unlikely to clear up’
Clear something ↔ up to explain or solve something, or make it easier to understand
The White House hopes these problems can be cleared up soon.
##Clear out
Leave quickly.
Example sentences
‘The soldiers quickly cleared out of the room.’
clear something out to make a place tidy by removing things from it and getting rid of them
I need to clear out my closet.
##Clear off
informal
To leave a place quickly
They cleared off when they saw the police coming
Thank you
SS ACADEMY
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