clear all

English - Turkish

Definition of clear all in English Turkish dictionary

Tümünü sil

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all clear

tehlike geçti işareti

all clear

tehlike geçti işareti,tehlike geçti işareti

all clear

tehlike geçti

Tehlike geçti alarmını beklemek zorundayız. - We have to wait for the all clear.

all clear

alâşrm sonu

the all clear

(deyim) the all clear (genellikle get/give someone...)

the all clear

(deyim) tehlike gecti isareti 2.baslamak veya devam etmek icin izin

English - English

Definition of clear all in English English dictionary

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all clear

permission to proceed after obstacles have been removed

all clear

a signal that danger, such as an air raid, is over; usually a siren at a single pitch

all-clear

A sign or signal indicating that a hindrance or danger is clear

all clear

If someone in authority gives you the all clear, they give you permission to continue with a plan or activity, usually after a problem has been sorted out. I was given the all clear by the doctor to resume playing. = go-ahead. A signal, usually by siren, that an air raid is over or a danger has passed. a) official permission to begin doing something give (sb)/get the all clear

all clear

a signal (usually a siren) that danger is over

all clear

permission to proceed because obstacles have been removed a signal (usually a siren) that danger is over

all clear

The all clear is a signal that a dangerous situation, for example an air raid, has ended. The all clear was sounded about 10 minutes after the alert was given. All clear is also a convention. `All clear,' Misha growled

all clear

everything is OK, the danger has passed, signal that the situation is safe

all clear

permission to proceed because obstacles have been removed

all-clear signal

signal that everything is OK, sign that the danger has passed, signal that the situation is safe

Turkish pronunciation

klîr ôl

Pronunciation

/ˈklər ˈôl/ /ˈklɪr ˈɔːl/

Etymology

[ 'klir ] (adjective.) 13th century. Middle English clere, from Old French cler, from Latin clarus clear, bright; akin to Latin calare to call; more at LOW.