英単語辞書 | 単語の意味、定義、例文
sharp curved nail on the foot of an animal or bird
"The cat extended its sharp claws to climb the tree."
a natural material made of fine earth that becomes hard when baked, used for making pottery
"The artist molded the wet clay into a beautiful vase."
To make something free from dirt, marks, or mess.
"She cleaned the kitchen before the guests arrived."
Easy to perceive, understand, or see through.
"It was a clear day with no clouds in the sky."
official permission or authorization; the removal of something unwanted; the distance between two objects
"The pilot received clearance to land the plane."
In a way that is easy to perceive, understand, or see.
"She spoke clearly so that everyone could understand."
to split or cut apart forcefully; to cling or adhere closely
"The axe can cleave the wood in two."
a heavy knife with a broad blade used for chopping meat or vegetables
"The chef used a cleaver to chop the chicken bones."
a split or crack; a space or opening made by cleavage
"The goat disappeared into a cleft in the rocks."
mercy, leniency, or forgiveness shown towards someone
"The judge showed clemency and reduced his sentence."
mild or merciful; describing weather as mild and pleasant
"The prisoners hoped for a clement judge."
A person employed in an office or bank to keep records, accounts, and undertake other routine administrative duties.
"The clerk helped me find the correct form."
Quick to understand, learn, and devise ideas or solutions; intelligent.
"She is clever enough to solve the puzzle quickly."
An overused expression or idea that has lost its originality or impact.
"The speech was filled with old clichés that failed to inspire the audience."
to press a button on a computer mouse or similar device
"She clicked the link to open the website."
A person or organization using the services of a professional or company.
"The lawyer met with her client to discuss the case."
The group of customers who regularly patronize a business or service.
"The restaurant attracts an upscale clientele."
a high, steep face of rock or earth
"The waves crashed against the bottom of the cliff."
Relating to the most exciting or important moment of something.
"The film ended with a climactic battle scene."
The general weather conditions of a region over a long period of time.
"The climate in the desert is very dry and hot."
The process of adjusting to current or expected climate change and its effects.
"Climate adaptation ensures resilience to change."
Long-term changes in global or regional climate patterns, primarily caused by human activities.
"Climate change has severe impacts on agriculture."
The moderation of climate conditions through natural or artificial processes.
"Forests help in climate regulation by stabilizing local temperatures."
Able to cope with the adverse effects of climate change; sustainable and adaptable.
"Climate-resilient crops can survive extreme weather conditions."
The atmospheric or weather patterns of a particular region.
"Specific climatic conditions are required for snowfall."
the most intense, exciting, or important point of something; the highest or most intense point in a process
"The movie reached its climax during the final battle scene."
To go up something using your feet and often your hands.
"She climbed the mountain in two days."
a climbing plant with fragrant flowers native to tropical regions
"The climbing lang lang vine produces beautiful fragrant flowers."
a type of fish that can climb trees and survive out of water for short periods
"The climbing-fish can move from one pond to another by climbing trees."
A region defined by its climate.
"He traveled to warmer climes during the winter."
to hold on tightly to someone or something
"The child clung to his mother in fear."
A place where people receive medical treatment without staying overnight.
"She went to the clinic for a health check-up."
Related to the observation and treatment of patients rather than theoretical study.
"The doctor conducted a clinical examination."
a tool used for cutting, or a fast sailing ship of the 19th century
"The barber used clippers to trim his hair."
a small, exclusive group of people
"The students formed a clique that excluded others."
a loose outer garment; to cover, hide, or disguise
"The spy cloaked his identity with a false name."
An instrument used to measure and show time.
"The clock on the wall shows the correct time."
in the direction that clock hands move; in a circular direction from left to right
"Turn the valve clockwise to tighten it."
to block or become blocked; a type of heavy wooden shoe
"The sink was clogged with food waste."
a covered walk in a convent, monastery, or cathedral, typically with a wall on one side and a colonnade open to a quadrangle on the other.
"The monks walked silently through the cloister."
To shut something (verb); near in space or relationship (adjective).
"Please close the door when you leave."
of a sailing ship, sailing as nearly as possible towards the direction from which the wind is blowing.
"The yacht was close-hauled as it cut through the waves."
not open; shut
"The store is closed on Fridays."
in a way that is very near in space, time, or relationship; carefully and attentively
"The detective examined the evidence closely."
more near in distance or relationship; someone or something that concludes an activity
"She moved closer to the window."
nearest in distance or relationship
"He is my closest friend."
a small room or enclosed space used for storing clothes or other things
"She keeps her winter coats in the closet near the door."
the action or process of closing something, or the sense of finality or resolution.
"The closure of the company left many employees without jobs."
