Claro (en. Clear)

/ˈkla.ɾo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That has light or is bright.
The sky is clear after the storm.
El cielo está claro después de la tormenta.
That is easy to understand or comprehend.
The topic we are discussing seems clear to me.
Me parece claro el tema que estamos tratando.
That has no doubts or ambiguities.
It is clear that we need to improve communication.
Es claro que necesitamos mejorar la comunicación.

Etymology

From the Latin 'clarus', meaning 'bright' or 'famous'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

of course
Expression of enthusiastic affirmation.
claro que sí
clear and concise
Something that is explained clearly and directly.
claro y conciso
it's not clear
Indicates that something is not evident or there are confusions.
no está claro

Related Words

clarity
Quality of being clear; absence of ambiguity.
claridad
I declare
I formally express or manifest something.
declaro
clarify
To make something clearer or more evident.
aclarar

Slang Meanings

It is used to confirm something with emphasis.
Sure, everything is under control.
Claro, todo está bajo control.
Used to express understanding in a conversation.
Ah, sure, I understand your point now.
Ah, claro, ya entiendo tu punto.