clear; distinct; without ambiguity; easily seen, heard, or understood

clear; distinct; easy to perceive or understand. Used especially for sounds, visual images, or logical structures

clear-headed and calm; aware of reality; sober

to sort through and organize; to clear out or tidy up a space

clean and sanitary; free from dirt or pollution

pure and fresh; clean and refreshing

blood serum; the pale yellow liquid that remains after blood has clotted and the solid parts are removed

to clear away; to eliminate; to get rid of something completely

pure; clean; unsullied; innocent; having a clean record or blameless reputation

The period of time from daybreak until shortly after sunrise; also known as [[清早|清早|qing1 zao3]].

a list of items or a statement of account that details each specific entry

to wash; to rinse; to clean something thoroughly until it is clean

(abbreviation) the prestigious university in Beijing, [[清华大学|清華大學|qing1 hua2 da4 xue2]]

clear water; fresh water; plain water (e.g. for drinking)

Tsinghua University, a prestigious university in Beijing, or National Tsing Hua University in Hsinchu, Taiwan; both share the same historical origin established in 1911.

to clear or square accounts; to liquidate a company's assets and finances

to clarify; to make something clear, such as a fact or a misunderstanding

light or pale in color, or faint in scent or flavor

light and refreshing in taste, especially referring to food that is not greasy or heavy

sanitation worker; street cleaner; janitor or custodian

clear and transparent; limpid

to make clear; to fully understand; to gain a clear idea of

pleasantly cool; fresh and refreshing

the Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

fresh, pure, and innocent; used to describe a person's appearance, thoughts, or feelings

having high resolution or clarity, especially regarding video or digital imaging; high fidelity (audio)

to recognize clearly; to see or realize the truth of a situation

the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), the last imperial dynasty of China established by the Manchu people

to check thoroughly, conduct a comprehensive survey, or perform an audit; a thorough investigation or inspection (of accounts, assets, etc.)

Unable to see clearly; blurred or indistinct to the eyes.

to pay off a bill or debt; to settle an account completely

to sweep clean or tidy up a room or area; to mop up a battlefield; a thorough sweep against crime

cold and cheerless; describing a place or atmosphere that is deserted, quiet, or lacking in lively activity

the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties

very early in the morning; at the crack of dawn

to investigate thoroughly; to clarify or get to the bottom of a matter

to be very clear about something; perfectly clear; easy to understand

a gentle and cool breeze; light, refreshing wind

to alleviate a fever or reduce internal heat by clearing excess fire from the body in traditional Chinese medicine

To clear up outstanding payments or to repay all one's debts.

to figure out; to suss out; to ascertain; to come to a clear understanding of a situation

Tomb-Sweeping Day; a traditional festival in early April when people visit family graves; also refers to the 5th of the 24 solar terms.

a light, sweet and fresh scent

degree of clarity or sharpness; definition; articulation

To be unable to explain something clearly or speak with certainty, often because of a lack of information or the complexity of the situation.

to distinguish clearly between different things; to draw a clear distinction

completely clear and distinct; having no doubt at all

to pay back in full; to settle a debt or return borrowed items completely

to clarify; to get a full understanding of something; to find out the truth