英语词汇clearance怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

clearance /ˈklirəns/ noun

plural clearances

clearance

/ˈklirəns/

noun

plural clearances

Learner's definition of CLEARANCE

a : an official decision saying that someone has permission to do something许可；批准

[noncount]

You'll have to get clearance [=approval] from management to go ahead with the project.你必须得到管理部门的批准才能启动这个项目。
The documents are only available to people with security clearance [=special permission given only to people who are approved to know or see secret things] from the government.只有得到政府许可才能查看这些文件。

[count]

She has a security clearance that allows her to see the classified information.她有接触机密的官方许可，可以看这些机密信息。

b : official permission for an aircraft, pilot, etc., to do something（给飞机、飞行员等发出的）许可

[noncount]

The pilot got clearance to land.飞行员获准着陆。
That flight has not received clearance for landing/takeoff.那个航班尚未获准着陆/起飞。

[count]

a clearance for landing/takeoff着陆/起飞许可

: the amount of space between two things间隙；间距

[noncount]

There was only 10 inches of clearance between the car and the side of the tunnel.这辆车和隧道的侧墙只有10英寸的间隙。

[count]

The car has a road/ground clearance of seven inches. [=the bottom of the car is seven inches above the road/ground]这辆轿车的底盘高出地面七英寸。
a bridge with a 100-foot clearance above the water高出水面l00英尺的桥

[noncount] : the act or process of removing things (such as trees or old buildings) from an area清理；清除

the clearance of forests for farming砍伐树林以从事农耕
slum clearance to make room for new housing拆迁贫民窟以腾出地方建新住房

单词	clearance
释义	clearance 2 ENTRIES FOUND: clearance (noun) clearance sale (noun) clearance /ˈklirəns/ noun plural clearances clearance /ˈklirəns/ noun plural clearances Learner's definition of CLEARANCE 1 a : an official decision saying that someone has permission to do something许可；批准 [noncount] You'll have to get clearance [=approval] from management to go ahead with the project.你必须得到管理部门的批准才能启动这个项目。 The documents are only available to people with security clearance [=special permission given only to people who are approved to know or see secret things] from the government.只有得到政府许可才能查看这些文件。 [count] She has a security clearance that allows her to see the classified information.她有接触机密的官方许可，可以看这些机密信息。 b : official permission for an aircraft, pilot, etc., to do something（给飞机、飞行员等发出的）许可 [noncount] The pilot got clearance to land.飞行员获准着陆。 That flight has not received clearance for landing/takeoff.那个航班尚未获准着陆/起飞。 [count] a clearance for landing/takeoff着陆/起飞许可 2 : the amount of space between two things间隙；间距 [noncount] There was only 10 inches of clearance between the car and the side of the tunnel.这辆车和隧道的侧墙只有10英寸的间隙。 [count] The car has a road/ground clearance of seven inches. [=the bottom of the car is seven inches above the road/ground]这辆轿车的底盘高出地面七英寸。 a bridge with a 100-foot clearance above the water高出水面l00英尺的桥 3 [noncount] : the act or process of removing things (such as trees or old buildings) from an area清理；清除 the clearance of forests for farming砍伐树林以从事农耕 slum clearance to make room for new housing拆迁贫民窟以腾出地方建新住房
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