1. squeaky clean2. neat and tidy3. efficient
(Buddhism) Pure Land, usually refers to Amitabha Buddha's Western Pure Land of Ultimate Bliss (Sukhavati in Sanskrit)
1. purified water2. to purify water
1. (architecture) clear height; vertical clearance (from the floor to the lowest hanging object, such as a beam, pipe or ceiling)2. (coll.) a person's height measured without shoes; actual height
to purify one's body (i.e. to get castrated)
1. bright and clean2. luminous
1. to wash one's hands2. (fig.) to go to the toilet
(finance) price-to-book ratio
Sha Wujing, aka Friar Sand or Sandy, one of the three disciples of the Buddhist monk Tang Sanzang in "Journey to the West" 西游记[xī yóu jì]
1. unclean2. filthy3. foul-mouthed
lit. clear window and clean table (idiom); fig. bright and clean (room)
1. lit. clear window and clean table (idiom)2. fig. bright and clean
1. lit. ears pure and peaceful (idiom)2. to stay away from the filth and unrest of the world
眼不见为净 眼不見為淨 yǎn bù jiàn wéi jìng 1. what remains unseen is deemed to be clean2. what the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over (idiom)
net zero (net-zero carbon emissions)
to remove completely; to eliminate; to cleanse from
net profit margin; net margin
to have an untroubled heart and behave morally (idiom)
to leave a marriage with nothing (no possessions or property)
1. (idiom) to devour (food)2. (idiom) to shamelessly take advantage; to ruthlessly exploit
手脚不干净 手腳不乾淨 shǒu jiǎo bù gān jìng 1. thieving2. light-fingered3. prone to stealing
不干不净，吃了没病 不乾不淨，吃了沒病 bù gān bù jìng , chī le méi bìng 1. a little dirt never killed anybody (proverb)2. a couple of germs won't do you any harm