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Significats de clarify en anglès

portuguès
explicar
català
elucidar
espanyol
aclarar

Make clear and (more) comprehensible.

elucidar

To eliminate ambiguity or doubt about something.

Ús de clarify en anglès
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He said the action was an opportunity to clarify a wretched situation.
Radio NZ
2
The government is expected to clarify the situation once the House resumes.
Radio NZ
3
He must urgently clarify his position on this important issue, she said.
The Guardian
4
We need to clarify how the financing of free education would work.
The South African
5
However, he called them back to clarify certain issues following legal submissions.
The Irish Times
6
He would seek to clarify Mr Duterte's comments, the State Department said.
Radio NZ
7
Mr Dempsey had given the ASTI until today to clarify its position.
The Irish Times
8
It may help to clarify a number of issues in this regard.
The Irish Times
9
Let me clarify as best I can the Church of Ireland approach.
The Irish Times
10
Fillon also sought to clarify his position on the crisis in Syria.
Reuters
11
Future prospective studies are required to clarify if there are long-term associations.
Pubmed
12
That's why we need to clarify the situation now for our fans.
The Guardian
13
The forum should help us to clarify our thinking in that regard.
The Irish Times
14
But NFU Scotland insisted Mr Innes attempted to clarify the situation beforehand.
The Irish Times
15
Therefore I am eager to clarify the facts to avoid further speculation.
News.com.au
16
I'll let Edimar give the presentation, and I'll clarify points where necessary.
Earth Unaware
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Translations for clarify
portuguès
explicar
espanyol
aclarar
Clarify a través del temps
Clarify per variant geogràfica
Irlanda
Comú
Sudàfrica
Comú
Nova Zelanda
Comú
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