clean
- noun
- /klin/
- Specialized
- "Three extra sets, cleans, every day after practice."
So then I took a a weightlifting course, which was like snatches and power cleans and I really enjoyed that.
- So then I took a a weightlifting course, which was like snatches and power cleans and I really enjoyed that.
Examples
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You'll also be far less effective in your front squats and, of course, your cleans.
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So then I took a a weightlifting course, which was like snatches and power cleans and I really enjoyed that.
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So Olympic lifting is going to be your clean and jerk and then your snatch.
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After finishing the EMOTM sequence, we went straight into hang cleans and jerks and then into the front squats.
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He demonstrated his strength during the competition by performing a powerful clean before the jerk.
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In our weightlifting class, we often practice the clean as it helps build overall strength.
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To master the clean, you need to focus on your form and technique when lifting the barbell.
Idioms
An official statement that a person or thing is healthy and has no serious problems
Compounds
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A room where people keep the air and surfaces very clean for making microchips and other sensitive equipment
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A weightlifting move where you lift a heavy bar to your shoulders then push it above your head
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Clear, well organized computer instructions that are easy to read and change
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A style of building with simple straight lines and visible wood parts
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A clean room where air moves in smooth parallel layers to keep tiny particles away during work like making microchips
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember the weightlifting clean is to think of bringing the bar to your shoulders in one smooth move so the bar is 'clean' or clear of the floor in one action.