“To make clear” in Japanese
Short answer
To make clear in Japanese is “澄ます” (sumasu). Full meaning: to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs.
Other ways to say “To make clear” in Japanese
説き明かす
tokiakasu to explain, to make clear, to elucidate, to illustrate
澄す
sumasu to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
清ます
sumasu to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
濟ます
sumasu to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
明らかにする
akirakanisuru to make clear, to clarify, to disclose, to make public
説明かす
tokiakasu to explain, to make clear, to elucidate, to illustrate
説きあかす
tokiakasu to explain, to make clear, to elucidate, to illustrate
澄さ
sumasa to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
澄そ
sumaso to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
澄し
sumashi to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
澄せ
sumase to clear, to make clear; to be unruffled, to look unconcerned, to feign indifference; to look demure, to look prim, to put on airs
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