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I . clean [kliːn] ADJ

1. clean (not dirty):

clean
limpo(-a)
clean air, water
puro(-a)
clean energy
to wipe sth clean

2. clean (morally acceptable):

clean
íntegro(-a)
clean joke
clean police record
to come clean

II . clean [kliːn] VERBO trans

clean
to clean sth off of sth

clean out VERBO trans

1. clean out (person):

clean out

2. clean out (room, etc.):

clean out

I . clean up VERBO trans

clean up
clean up (tidy up)
to clean up the city

II . clean up VERBO intr

clean up

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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Clean your glasses with shaving foam.
www.lifehacker.com.au
An antistatic feature helps reduce surface marks so it will be easy to clean after each use.
lifestyle.inquirer.net
Say goodbye to the drug-fuelled raver and hello to the clean-living ecowarrior.
www.independent.co.uk
The lake and its surroundings are clean and untouched by commercialization.
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The plastic collar brush will dry-clean the youngster's neck thoroughly as he plays.
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In those cases, she'll use a charcoal grey or blue-green grout against white tile for a bold look that still feels clean and classic.
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There is evidence that play helps the brain clean up this excess of cells, resulting in a more efficient cerebrum at maturity.
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Since the lake is not fed by a stream that could carry pollutants from nearby farms and factories, the water is very clean.
en.wikipedia.org
Traces of the virus were found on the handle of a pressure washer used to clean them.?
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There are commonalities between reliable data recovery companies that a customer should look out for when they are in need of any logical or clean room data recovery service.
www.digitaljournal.com

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