clear up
Principiante (A2) neutral
To tidy a place; to fix a misunderstanding; or for bad weather or a skin problem to get better.
"We need to clear up before the guests arrive."
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NASA's Artemis II Moon Flyby Livestream
CNET · 587:29
loud and clear up here.
LIVE from the Canadian Club in Toronto: A real plan for an affordable & autonomous Canada
Pierre Poilievre · 17:21
have struggled to clear up.
How to Build a Strong Core & Abs
Andy Galpin · 9:55
clear up a lot of misconceptions.
What Americans Get Confidently Wrong About Britain
Evan Edinger · 8:05
well, it might just clear up quickly.
Peer Review and the Quest for Truth: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #4
CrashCourse · 0:35
But let's clear up a big