clear the air
Look at other dictionaries:
Clear the Air — may refer to: Clear the Air (Hong Kong) Clear the Air (United States) This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point direct … Wikipedia
clear the air — If you decide to clear the air, you try to remove the causes of fear, worry or suspicion by talking about the problem openly. The atmosphere had become so unpleasant that he decided it was time to clear the air … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
clear the air — 1. to explain something that someone disagreed with or did not understand. To help clear the air, Mills will meet with all employees to discuss the new contract. 2. to remove any doubt about something that happened. An investigation may be needed … New idioms dictionary
clear the air — also clear the atmosphere phrasal to remove elements of hostility, tension, confusion, or uncertainty < had a long meeting to clear the air > … New Collegiate Dictionary
clear the air — explain, talk about a problem openly His statement will clear the air. It will prevent more confusion … English idioms
clear the air — calm down and remove a misunderstanding We had a big argument so I think it is time to clear the air … Idioms and examples
Clear the Air (Hong Kong) — Clear the Air Type Non governmental organization Industry Environmentalism Founded 10 December 1997 Headquarters Hong Kong Website … Wikipedia
clear the air — 1》 make the air less humid. 2》 defuse a tense situation by frank discussion. → clear … English new terms dictionary
clear the air — {v. phr.} To remove angry feelings, misunderstanding, or confusion. * /The President s statement that he would run for office again cleared the air of rumors and guessing./ * /When Bill was angry at Bob, Bob made a joke, and it cleared the air… … Dictionary of American idioms
clear the air — {v. phr.} To remove angry feelings, misunderstanding, or confusion. * /The President s statement that he would run for office again cleared the air of rumors and guessing./ * /When Bill was angry at Bob, Bob made a joke, and it cleared the air… … Dictionary of American idioms