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clean
/kleːn/
The word carries a primary association with hygiene and the removal of unwanted matter. It suggests a state of purity, order, and readiness. In physical contexts, it is the opposite of 'dirty' or 'cluttered'. When applied to environment or energy, it shifts from a literal lack of dust to a conceptual lack of toxicity. Here, it implies sustainability and health, contrasting with 'polluted' or 'carbon-heavy'. As a verb, the word implies an active process of restoration—taking something that is soiled and returning it to its ideal, pristine state. It is generally neutral in tone but carries a strong positive connotation regarding discipline and care.
💬Trò chuyện
yo that headshot was actually clean. legit cracked.
bet. i didn't even see him coming.
Ý nghĩa
Free from dirt, marks, or stains.
"Make sure your hands are clean before you start cooking."
Not containing pollutants or harmful substances; ecologically pure.
"The city is investing in clean energy sources like wind and solar."
To remove dirt, rubbish, or impurities from something.
"I need to clean the kitchen before the guests arrive."