Translation of Italian word "chiarire" to English
chiarire
/kjaˈrire/
Meaning
VerbTo make clear or intelligible, resolve confusion, or settle misunderstandings.
How to use
The Italian verb 'chiarire' means 'to clarify, to explain, to clear up' (To make clear or intelligible, resolve confusion, or settle misunderstandings). It belongs to the third conjugation (-ire). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In spoken Italian, speakers often drop the subject pronoun when using 'chiarire' because the verb ending already signals the person.
🇬🇧 English
to clarify, to explain, to clear up
Example
Dobbiamo parlare per chiarire questo spiacevole malinteso.
We need to talk to clear up this unpleasant misunderstanding.
Il professore ha chiarito i passaggi più complessi della lezione.
The professor clarified the most complex parts of the lesson.
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- Dobbiamo parlare per chiarire questo spiacevole malinteso.— We need to talk to clear up this unpleasant misunderstanding.
- Il professore ha chiarito i passaggi più complessi della lezione.— The professor clarified the most complex parts of the lesson.
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The Italian word "chiarire" means "to clarify, to explain, to clear up" in English.
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