Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Clearing"

A: Este es un fraseo poético o artístico, no es un lenguaje diario. Pero significa que el soldado estaba acostado en un claro con pájaros dando vueltas por encima

A: When you write a cheque and give it to someone, he takes it to his bank and cashes it. Then his bank sends the cheque to your bank and, if you have the money in your account, the cheque clears. (Nowadays, this is usually done electronically.) Of course, if you don't have enough money in your account, the cheque doesn't clear, it "bounces".

A: @heycarlosreyes: Withiut making sure I was ok with it (getting my permission)

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A: they're worded differently but they still convey the same meaning, i can't really picture any situation in which they would differ much... maybe the former can be used when questions weren't directly made but that's really circumstantial

A: clearing out usually involves throwing something out. If I say I will clear out my drawers it implies I’ll go through my stuff and throw anything I don’t need.

Cleaning up just means cleaning and it can be anything like hoovering, wiping, etc.

A: You can clear a table (remove all dishes and utensils).

Cleansing is cleaning from spills, germs, and so on. Hope that helps.

A: clear up = become clear, or resolve a misunderstanding

clear out = remove many things from an area

A: × I’m struggling with clearing the new game.
✓ I’m struggling with completing the new game.

I assume "clearing" here means beating, finishing, completing,

A: it works, but clearing wouldn’t be the best word. Instead I would say, “I’m almost giving up on completing this game”.

A: @MarcosC: Must is a lot stronger than should. If a sign says "You must be 120cm to ride this ride" it means that if you're 110cm you won't be able to ride it. If it says "you should be 120cm" it means it's better for you to be 120cm but if you're 110 it doesn't matter. So it's just stressing how important it is that you don't compare yourself to others.

A: it means explaining / making it clear .....

A: To clear a path is to open up an area for something to come through. Literally, it means to cut away at plants and other things to make a path. Here, I think they're saying the criminals are opening up some part of the country for more criminal activity to begin.