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crystal-clear

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crystal clear or crys·tal-clear (krstl-klîr)
adj.
Absolutely clear; pellucid: a crystal clear sky; gave me crystal clear directions.
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crystal-clear [ˈkrɪstlˈklɪəʳ] ADJ (lit) [water] → cristalino; (= obvious) → evidente, más claro que el agua
crystal-clear [ˌkrɪstlˈklɪəʳ] adj (water, wine) → cristallino/a (fig) → chiaro/a (come il sole)
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Then, while Billy wandered in a vain search for abalones, Saxon lay and dabbled in the crystal-clear water of a roak-pool, dipping up handfuls of glistening jewels--ground bits of shell and pebble of flashing rose and blue and green and violet.
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As she sang these first two lines, with her bunch of roses and lilacs in her hand, Christine, raising her head, saw the Vicomte de Chagny in his box; and, from that moment, her voice seemed less sure, less crystal-clear than usual.
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