| 单词 | thesaurus/articles/free-from-dirt |
| 释义 | Thesaurus article:free from dirtfree from dirtThese words all refer to things that do not have dirt on them. The most common word for this isclean. Are these clothes clean? Make sure your hands are clean before you sit down to supper. The opposite ofcleanisdirty. Put your dirty dishes in the sink. For more opposites ofclean, see the article atdirty. To emphasize that something is very clean, you would say it isimmaculateorspotless. These are both approving words. The whole house was immaculate. He was wearing a spotless white shirt. A place that is clean and neat is, in informal contexts,spick and span. Their house is always spick and span. If air or water is clean and has no harmful substances in it, it ispure. I love the pure mountain air. If an object is clean and has no germs on it, you can use the adjectivesterile. This word is common in technical language. All equipment used in medical operations must be sterile. Related articlesto clean something to make something clean |
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