clearance

clearance
clearance [{{t}}'klɪərəns]
noun
(a) (removal → of buildings, litter) enlèvement m; (→ of obstacles) déblaiement m; (→ of people) évacuation f; {{}}Commerce{{}} (→ of merchandise) liquidation f;
∎ land clearance (clearing of vegetation) défrichement m; (removal of debris) déblaiement m ou dégagement m de terrain;
∎ slum clearance assainissement m des taudis;
∎ {{}}History{{}} the (Highland) Clearances = expulsion des habitants des Highlands d'Écosse par les grands propriétaires terriens aux XVIIIème et XIXème siècles, pour faire de la place pour l'élevage des moutons
(b) (space) jeu m, dégagement m;
∎ there was a 10-centimetre clearance between the lorry and the bridge il y avait un espace de 10 centimètres entre le camion et le pont;
∎ how much clearance is there? que reste-t-il comme place?
(c) (permission) autorisation f, permis m; (from customs) dédouanement m;
∎ we have to get clearance to leave il nous faut l'autorisation de ou pour partir;
∎ the plane was given clearance to land l'avion a reçu l'autorisation d'atterrir;
∎ they sent the order to headquarters for clearance ils ont envoyé la commande au siège pour contrôle;
∎ clearance inward(s) déclaration f d'entrée;
∎ clearance outward(s) déclaration f de sortie
(d) {{}}Banking{{}} (of cheque) compensation f
(e) {{}}Sport{{}} dégagement m
►► {{}}Commerce{{}} clearance sale liquidation f, soldes mpl

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