Online ESL Idioms
An online collection of common English idioms.
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To CLEAR THE AIR means to somehow resolve a difficult situation
between people. It is especially used for talking openly about
problems, or being patient and waiting for bad feelings to lessen.
For example:
"Sharon's been ignoring me all
week because of what I said to her, but we finally talked this
morning and it really helped to clear the air."
After a long and stressful few weeks,
the team realized they needed to work together and have agreed
on a plan of action. Needless to say, this has cleared the
air and everyone feels much more positive.
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