“To clear up” in Japanese
Short answer
To clear up in Japanese is “晴れる” (hareru). Full meaning: to clear up, to clear away, to be sunny, to stop raining; to refresh (e.g. spirits); to be cleared (e.g. of a suspicion).
Other ways to say “To clear up” in Japanese
晴れ上がる
hareagaru to clear up
霽れる
hareru to clear up, to clear away, to be sunny, to stop raining; to refresh (e.g. spirits); to be cleared (e.g. of a suspicion)
晴上がる
hareagaru to clear up
晴れ上る
hareagaru to clear up
晴れあがる
hareagaru to clear up
晴れ渡る
harewataru to clear up, to become cloudless, to be refreshed
澄み切る
sumikiru to be perfectly clear (water, air, etc.), to clear up
晴上がっ
hareaga to clear up
晴れ上っ
hareaga to clear up
晴上がッ
hareaga to clear up
晴れ上ッ
hareaga to clear up
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