はれ
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to clear up; to clear away; to be sunny; to stop raining
2. to refresh (e.g. spirits)
3. to be cleared (e.g. of a suspicion)
4. to be dispelled; to be banished
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to be cleared of a charge
to feel refreshed; to feel more cheerful; to feel better
Examples (35 in total)
Is it sunny outside?
The sky cleared up.
I think that it'll clear up.
It's already cleared up.
I think it will be sunny tomorrow.
Will it clear up soon?
It looks like it's going to be sunny.
It seems to be clearing up.
"Will it clear up soon?" "I'm afraid not."
The sky was bright and clear.
I hope it'll be bright tomorrow.
It's going to clear up soon.
The sky is clear almost every day.
The sky is clear and the sun is bright.
I thought it would clear up in the afternoon.
Do you think it will be nice out tomorrow?
"What is the weather like over there?" "It's nice."
It was sunny and warm.
It was a bright and clear Sunday morning.
On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji.
It doesn't matter whether it rains or shines.
The clouds cleared up and let the sun shine.
I hope the fog will lift soon.
It was a fine day, so we went swimming.
The weather having cleared up, he went out for a walk.
The stars were brilliant in the clear night sky.
I thought it was going to clear up. On the contrary, it began to rain.
"Why didn't you bring an umbrella?" "It was such good weather this morning!"
I have to do laundry while it's still sunny.
We thought it doubtful whether it would clear soon.
Just talking about your feelings can make you feel better.
You probably think it'll rain tomorrow, but it'll most likely be sunny.
If it's fine tomorrow, we'll play baseball.
If it is sunny tomorrow, we will go on a picnic.
It has been raining since the day before yesterday, but it may clear up this afternoon.