Collocations for clearance - noun
1. removal of sth old/unwanted
clearance + NOUN
work
sale (= when goods are sold cheaply to get rid of them quickly)
rack (= in a clearance sale)
sale (= when goods are sold cheaply to get rid of them quickly)
rack (= in a clearance sale)
2. official permission
ADJECTIVE
official,
proper
top-secret
customs, diplomatic, entry, medical, security
take-off
top-secret
customs, diplomatic, entry, medical, security
take-off
VERB + clearance
get,
obtain,
receive
You'll need to get security clearance for this job.
You'll need to get security clearance for this job.
have
apply for, request, seek
await
give sb, grant sb
The pilot was granted clearance to land.
apply for, request, seek
await
give sb, grant sb
The pilot was granted clearance to land.
refuse sb
3. distance between sth and sth passing under/beside it
VERB + clearance
allow (sb/sth),
give sb/sth,
leave
Make sure you allow enough clearance on each side.
Always give bikes plenty of clearance.
Make sure you allow enough clearance on each side.
Always give bikes plenty of clearance.
PREPOSITION
clearance above
clearance above the light to prevent overheating
clearance above the light to prevent overheating
clearance between
There wasn't enough clearance between the bus and the top of the bridge.
There wasn't enough clearance between the bus and the top of the bridge.