clarified

英 [ˈklærəfaɪd]

美 [ˈklærəfaɪd]

adj.  (黄油通过加热)提纯的，去除杂质的
v.  使更清晰易懂; 阐明; 澄清; (尤指通过加热使黄油)纯净，净化
clarify的过去分词和过去式

过去式：clarified　过去分词：clarified　

BNC.46112 / COCA.37156

柯林斯词典

• (黄油通过加热)提纯的，去除杂质的
  Clarifiedbutter has been made clear by being heated.

双语例句

• But Greenspan clarified that the system needs to be repaired, rather than replaced.
  但格林斯潘阐明了系统需要修理，而不是取代。
• The source and development of theoretical divergence between socialism and liberalism will be clarified sketchily in Chapter One.
  本文第一章将大略考察社会主义和自由主义理论分歧的起源和发展。
• The matter has not been clarified yet, so don't breathe a word of it to anyone for the time being.
  事情还没弄清楚，先别声张。
• There is an important issue implied in the question that ought to be clarified before I attempt a response.
  在我尝试回答之前应该澄清一个此问题中的重要概念。
• Certain questions have yet to be clarified.
  有些问题还需要弄清楚。
• Specific entry standards and procedures can then be clarified.
  具体词条标准和规程可能然后被澄清。
• However, the features of topographic information of these DEMs have not been clarified.
  然而，对于这些DEM数据的地形信息容量特征却未能从理论上予以阐明。
• The evidence exchange can be observed and clarified from different viewpoints.
  对证据交换可以从不同的视角予以观察和分类。
• The only way his role can be clarified and his position made tenable again is if there's a public inquiry.
  弄清他扮演的角色并再次证明他的合理立场的唯一办法是展开公开调查。
• The unity ofopposites on the chance and necessity ofthe origin of human disease hasessentially been clarified by Darwinian medicine.
  达尔文医学从本源上阐明了人类疾病产生的偶然性与必然性的对立统一。