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explicar
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elucidar
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aclarar
Make clear and (more) comprehensible.
elucidate
clear up
obfuscate
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explicar
To eliminate ambiguity or doubt about something.
clear
1
He said the action was an opportunity to
clarify
a wretched situation.
2
The government is expected to
clarify
the situation once the House resumes.
3
He must urgently
clarify
his position on this important issue, she said.
4
We need to
clarify
how the financing of free education would work.
5
However, he called them back to
clarify
certain issues following legal submissions.
6
He would seek to
clarify
Mr Duterte's comments, the State Department said.
7
Mr Dempsey had given the ASTI until today to
clarify
its position.
8
It may help to
clarify
a number of issues in this regard.
9
Let me
clarify
as best I can the Church of Ireland approach.
10
Fillon also sought to
clarify
his position on the crisis in Syria.
11
Future prospective studies are required to
clarify
if there are long-term associations.
12
That's why we need to
clarify
the situation now for our fans.
13
The forum should help us to
clarify
our thinking in that regard.
14
But NFU Scotland insisted Mr Innes attempted to
clarify
the situation beforehand.
15
Therefore I am eager to
clarify
the facts to avoid further speculation.
16
I'll let Edimar give the presentation, and I'll
clarify
points where necessary.
clarify
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clarify how
clarify the role
clarify things
clarify matters
clarify a number
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explicar
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elucidar
esclarir
aclarir
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aclarar