To be clearly distinguished, like black and white; used to describe colors that stand out against each other or to describe clear, bright eyes

To be very clear about what one loves and what one hates; to maintain a firm and well-defined stance on what is right and wrong.

(idiom) to be entirely different; to be as distinct as the waters of the [[泾|涇|jing1]] and [[渭|渭|wei4]] rivers, one of which is clear and the other muddy; to have a clear line between right and wrong

reward those who deserve it and punish those who deserve it; exercise discipline fairly and strictly

to clearly distinguish between kindness and hatred; to be clear-cut about who is a friend and who is an enemy

(idiom) to clearly distinguish between right and wrong or true and false

Describes a situation where boundaries or camps are extremely clear and distinct, leaving no room for confusion

Referring to the city of Yangzhou as possessing two-thirds of the world's moonlight; used to describe the unparalleled prosperity and beauty of a place, or more generally, wonderful scenery

to clearly distinguish between right and wrong or good and evil

to have one's movements or financial dealings be completely open and clearly accounted for

arranged in clear levels or distinct parts; well-organized with a logical sequence

to maintain a clear distinction between public and private matters; to be scrupulous in separating one's official duties from personal interests