1.b> 1) , ; clean hands [room] []; she keeps herself clean , ; she keeps her house clean ; clean habits , ;
2) .i> , ;
3) , ; clean copy (i>);
4) , ; to lead a clean life ;
5) : to have a clean record / / ; clean bill of health ) , ; ) .i> , ; clean bill of lading .i> / , / ( i>);
6) , ; ;
2.b> , ; a clean sheet of paper / ; clean linen / ;
3.b> 1) , , ; clean gold ;
2) i> ; clean fuel [energy] i> [];
3) .i> , ; clean bomb " ", ;
4) , , ; clean cutting ( .i>); clean fallow .-.i> ;
4.b> , , ( - .i> i>);
5.b> 1) , , ; clean coast ;
2) , ; a sharp knife cuts clean ;
6.b> , , ; clean stroke / blow / ;
7.b> .i> , ( i>);
8.b> .i> ; the ship returned home clean ;
9.b> .i> ;
10.b> 1) ;
2) ;
11.b> 1) .i> , ;
2) .i> , ;
12.b> .i> ( i>);
13.b> . .i> = clean and jerkr>;
to keep a cleanb> tongueb> / ; the cleanb> thingb> .i> , , ; to have clean hands in a matterb> (i>) ; ; to make a cleanb> breast of smth.b> , i> ; cleanb> sweepb> ) (, ..i>) [.i> .i> sweep Ir> ]; ) i> ( ..i>); to make a cleanb> sweep (of smth.)b> ) (, i>); ) i> ( ..i>); we want to make a clean sweep of all the old ideas and start again ; to show a cleanb> pair of heelsb> ; (as) cleanb> as a new pinb> , , ; keep the party cleanb> ; .