claro

Del latín 'clarus'.

ADJ (1)

[/ˈkla.ɾo/^es-ES]

clear literal / bright literal / evident semi-formal / translucent literal / obvious semi-formal

Synonyms luminoso neutral , transparente neutral , evidente semi-formal

Antonyms oscuro , confuso

An adjective used to describe something that is full of light or bright, transparent, or easy to understand or perceive, meaning clear, evident, or obvious.

feminine	feminine_plural	plural
clara	claras	claros

Hoy el cielo está muy claro. — Today the sky is very clear/bright.
Dame una explicación clara. — Give me a clear explanation.
Fue claro que no quería venir. — It was clear/obvious that he didn't want to come.

ADV (1)

[/ˈkla.ɾo/^es-ES]

clearly literal / in a clear manner neutral / obviously informal / transparently literal

Synonyms claramente neutral , de manera clara neutral

Antonyms confusamente

An adverb meaning in a clear, distinct, or obvious manner. It is also very commonly used as an affirmative interjection, equivalent to "of course" or "obviously."

Tienes que hablar más claro. — You have to speak more clearly.
Ella vio claro que su amigo la estaba esperando. — She clearly saw that her friend was waiting for her.
¿Puedes ayudarme? — ¡Claro que sí! — Can you help me? — Of course!
—¿Vas a venir a la fiesta? —¡Claro! — "Are you coming to the party?" — "Of course!"