clear away
phr. v..phr. v.. to remove things from a place to make it tidy or to leave the area empty.
phr. v.. to remove objects from a surface or area, typically after they have been used, in order to restore order or create space.
Please clear away your toys before dinner.
After the party ended, we spent an hour clearing away the empty bottles and plates.
The waiter waited for the guests to finish their conversation before he began to clear away the remaining cutlery and glassware.
often used with objects like dishes, rubbish, or clutter after an activity is finished.
contrast with 'clear out' (which implies emptying a container or room completely) and 'tidy up' (which is more general); 'clear away' specifically focuses on removing items from a surface.
Clear away them.Clear them away.when using a pronoun as the object of a separable phrasal verb, it must go between the verb and the particle.