To Clear Up
To Become Sunny
intransitive verb, ichidan verb
This word consists of kanji with hiragana attached. Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means clear up, so the verb vocab version is to clear up. It also means to become sunny as well.
The reading you learned with the kanji is the one you use here. One of those words where the kun'yomi's going to be more useful.
すっきり晴れる
to have completely clear skies
よく晴れる
to have very clear weather, to have clear weather frequently
少し晴れる
to have a little sunshine
天気が晴れる
the weather clears up
気分が晴れる
one feels better
きりが晴れる
the fog clears up
天気は晴れる
the weather will be clear
明日は晴れる
tomorrow will have clear weather
今日は晴れる
today will have clear weather
完全に晴れる
to have completely clear weather
全国的に晴れる
to have clear weather throughout the country
きれいに晴れる
to have beautifully clear weather
今は雨がふってますけど、二時までには晴れると思いますよ。
It's raining right now, but I think it will clear up by two.
昨日はよく晴れて良かったですね。
It was good that it ended up being very sunny yesterday.
ようやくフグと結婚することになったので、是非式に来てほしいなと思っています。詳細を同封した招待状を後ほどお送りしますね。パーティーは野外の予定なので、当日晴れるといいんだけどな。
I’m finally getting married to Fugu and I want you to be at our wedding. I’ll send you an invitation with all the details later. The reception will be outside, so I hope it’s sunny that day.