1.扫除干净;〔俚语〕(把钱)花完,输完
1.to make a place or container clean or neat by removing objects that are not wanted and getting rid of any dirt or dust in it; to remove objects from a place or container in order to make it neat
2.to empty a place of objects or goods, especially by stealing or buying them in large quantities
3.to use all of someone’s money
1.But the recession had arrived as well. And by the middle of the next week, senior managers had told him to clean out his desk.
但是金融危机也跟着来了，就在派对举行的下周的中旬，高级主管们告诉他，你可以收拾东西走人了。
2.At the last Passover time before he died, Christ had to clean out the Temple once more.
基督在受死前的最后一个逾越节，曾经第二次洁净圣殿。
3.The stent is usually left in permanently after doctors clean out a narrowed artery with angioplasty treatment.
在医生用血管成形术清理完变窄的动脉后，这些斯滕特支架经常被永远留在病人体内。
4.But she wanted to be the one to clean out his catheter and give him his daily shots, IV fluids and pills.
但是凯西希望能做一位护士，清理他的导管，天天给他打针，静脉流体和药片。
5.This past weekend my kids and I decided to clean out a closet under our staircase.
上星期我和我的孩子决定打扫楼梯下的壁橱。
6.Later in the week, I was back at my own flat. Mike had some sort of business do on and, restless, I decided to clean out some cupboards.
那周的晚些时候我回到自己的公寓，迈克有事，而我的心里又好乱，于是我打算收拾一下壁橱。
7."Well, yeah. Who else is going to clean out his shed? Helen? We can't even get her to make her bed. "
“是的！还有别的其他人准备清理Treader的屋子吗？海伦？我们甚至无法让她整理自己的床铺。”
8.I had better never seen a book than to be warped by its attraction clean out of my own orbit, and made a satellite instead of a system.
我宁愿从来没见过一本书，而不愿意被它的引力扭曲过来，把我完全拉到我的轨道外面，使我成为一颗卫星，而不是一个宇宙。
9.As you probably guessed, they have to go all out to swim through sewage to clean out clogs.
你可能会想，他们不得不全力以赴地游过下水道去疏通阻塞。
10.Oh my gosh! I thought you fired me yesterday! The only reason I came today was to clean out the office!
我的天呀！我以为你昨天就把我炒了呢！今天我只是来打包办公桌。