v. être transparent, être limpide

with time to spare Idiome

spare me

please do not tell me, do not bore me with Spare me the gross details of your love affairs. I'm not interested.

bit of spare

a sexually available person

in one's spare time

Idiom(s): in one's spare time

Theme: TIME

in one's extra time; in the time not reserved for doing something else.
• I write novels in my spare time.
• I'll try to paint the house in my spare time.

have to spare

Idiom(s): have sth to spare

Theme: ABUNDANCE

to have more than enough of something.
• Ask John for some firewood. He has firewood to spare.
• Do you have any candy to spare?

and to spare

Idiom(s): and something to spare AND with something to spare

Theme: ABUNDANCE

with extra left over; with more than is needed. (Something can be used literally.)
• I had as much flour as I needed with something to spare.
• Fred said he should have enough cash to last the week—with money to spare.

with sth to spare

Spare the rod and spoil the child

If you don't punish a child when he does wrong, you will spoil his character.

Drive you spare

If someone or something drives you spare, it is extremely annoying.

Go spare

(UK) If you go spare, you lose your temper completely.

loose change|spare change

coins in your pocket: "Do you have any spare change for the parking meter?"