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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

A clear day and a clear night

Hi,

Are "a clear day" and “a clear night" natural English?
When you use these two phrases, do you refer to the sky?

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It mostly means "cloudless", but it can't be foggy or misty, either.

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  • It mostly means "cloudless", but it can't be foggy or misty, either.
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It mostly means "cloudless", but it can't be foggy or misty, either.
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Thanks.

So they are natural English.

When you say it is a clear night, you mean the sky is cloudless and you can see lots of stars.
Is that right?
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