Clear out
/klɪər aʊt /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To remove unwanted items from a place or to empty a location.
- We need to clear out the garage to make room for the new car.
- She spent the weekend clearing out her closet and donating old clothes.
2. To leave a place quickly or to force others to leave.
- The police told everyone to clear out of the building immediately.
- After the meeting was over, the staff cleared out of the conference room quickly.
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