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Definition of clarified - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
simple to graspmade clear or understandable
- The instructions were clarified for everyone.
2.
cookingTECH. butter made clear by heatingTECH.
- Clarified butter is used in many recipes.
Expressions with clarified
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butter with water and milk solids removed by melting and straining
Clarified butter is used for frying because it has a high smoke point.
Origin of clarified
Latin, clarificare (to make clear)
Terms with clarified included in their meaning
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clarified
made clear or understandable
communication
explained or clarified
not finished
not resolved, explained, or clarified yet
clarified
butter clarified by removing milk solids
cooking
clarified butter used in South Asian cooking
work phase
initial stage of work where the main issue is clarified
clarified
made definite or clear
sauce
clarified butter with vinegar or lemon juice
Examples of clarified in a sentence
Her clarified thoughts led to a better decision. The chef prefers clarified butter for sautéing. Clarified butter enhances the dish's flavor.
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- French:clarifié, ...
- German:klar, geklärt, ...
- Italian:chiarito, chiarificato, ...
- Spanish:aclarado, clarificado, ...
- Portuguese:esclarecido, clarificada, ...
- Chinese:澄清的, 净化的, ...
- Japanese:明確な, 澄ましバター, ...
- Arabic:موضح, مُصَفَّى, ...
- Hebrew:מוּבְהָר, ...
- Russian:уточнённый, топленый, ...
- Ukrainian:роз'яснений, топлене, ...
- Hindi:स्पष्ट, शुद्ध, ...
Definition of clarify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationtr. make clear or easier to understandtr.
- He used a diagram to clarify the complex process..
2.
cookingtr. TECH. make a liquid clear by removing impuritiestr. TECH.
- She clarified the butter for the recipe.
3.
weatherintr. Rare UK grow clear or brightintr. Rare UK
- The sky began to clarify after the storm.
Origin of clarify
Latin, clarus (clear) + facere (to make)
Examples of clarify in a sentence
The teacher tried to clarify the assignment instructions. To clarify the stock, she simmered it gently. He clarified the sauce by straining it twice. As the fog lifted, the landscape began to clarify. The weather forecast predicted that the skies would clarify by noon.
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- French:clarifier, éclaircir, ...
- German:klären, reinigen, ...
- Italian:spiegare, chiarificare, ...
- Spanish:aclarar, clarificar, ...
- Portuguese:clarificar, purificar, ...
- Chinese:解释, 净化, ...
- Japanese:明確にする, 澄ます, ...
- Arabic:وَضَّحَ, صَفَّى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבְהִיר, לְזַקֵּק, ...
- Russian:разъяснить, очистить, ...
- Ukrainian:пояснити, прояснити, ...
- Hindi:स्पष्ट करना, साफ करना, ...
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