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clearance

UK
/ˈklɪə.rəns/
US
/ˈklɪr.əns/

Translations

clearancenoun
clearances
pl
The clearance of the old building made way for a new park.
Le dégagement de l'ancien bâtiment a permis d'aménager un nouveau parc.
autorisationSurtout dans le contexte administratif, aéronautique ou réglementaire.
The pilot received clearance from air traffic control to take off.
Le pilote a reçu l'autorisation du contrôle aérien de décoller.
dégagementPour la distance libre entre deux objets.
The truck barely had enough clearance to pass under the bridge.
Le camion avait à peine assez de dégagement pour passer sous le pont.
déstockagePour une vente destinée à écouler les stocks.
The store is having a clearance sale to make room for new inventory.
Le magasin organise un déstockage pour faire de la place aux նոր marchandises.
défrichementPour l’enlèvement de végétation, d’arbres ou d’obstacles sur un terrain.
The land underwent clearance before construction could begin.
Le terrain a subi un défrichement avant que la construction puisse commencer.
clairanceTerme médical et pharmacologique.
Creatinine clearance is an important indicator of kidney function.
La clairance de la créatinine est un indicateur important de la fonction rénale.
compensationEn finance ou en banque, pour le règlement d’une opération.
Cheque clearance can take up to three business days.
La compensation d'un chèque peut prendre jusqu'à trois jours ouvrables.
Additional translations
feu vertFamilier ou courant selon le contexte.
Synonyms
removal
authorization
permission
access
space
gap
distance
exemption
clearanceadjective
UK
/ˈklɪə.rəns/
US
/ˈklɪr.əns/
Used attributively before nouns (clearance sale, clearance price) and therefore treated as an adjective according to editorial policy.
en déstockageSe dit d’un article vendu à prix réduit pour écouler les stocks.
The store offered clearance items at up to 70 % off.
Le magasin proposait des articles en déstockage avec jusqu'à 70 % de réduction.

Definitions

clearancenoun
The action or process of removing or getting rid of something or of something's dispersal.
The clearance of the old building made way for a new park.
Official authorization for something to proceed or take place.
The pilot received clearance from air traffic control to take off.
The amount of space or distance by which one object avoids hitting or touching another.
The truck barely had enough clearance to pass under the bridge.
A sale of goods at reduced prices to clear out stock.
The store is having a clearance sale to make room for new inventory.
The removal of trees, buildings, or other obstructions.
The land underwent clearance before construction could begin.
In physiology or pharmacology, the rate at which a substance is removed from blood plasma, expressed as the volume cleared per unit time.
Creatinine clearance is an important indicator of kidney function.
The process of confirming and settling a financial transaction, especially the collection of a cheque through a clearinghouse or bank.
Cheque clearance can take up to three business days.
clearanceadjective
Sold at a reduced price in order to clear out existing stock.
The store offered clearance items at up to 70 % off.
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