/tə klɪn (tə klɪr) ə kraɪm/ – Phrase
Definition: khám phá ra hành vi phạm tội, phá án xong.
A more thorough explanation: “To clean (to clear) a crime” refers to the act of exonerating an individual who has been accused or convicted of a crime, thereby removing any legal consequences or implications associated with the alleged offense. This may involve proving the innocence of the accused, demonstrating that the evidence against them was flawed or insufficient, or obtaining a pardon or other legal remedy to officially absolve them of any wrongdoing.
Example: The suspect was acquitted of all charges, clearing his name of any involvement in the crime.