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That explains it it usually used in response to somebody providing the reason why something happened. E.g. One of our colleagues hasnt turned up for work and hasnt called in with an explanation. She never does this. Someone says She has been involved in an accident - the response might be Oh, that explains it.
to make something clear or easy to understand by describing or giving information about it: If theres anything you dont understand, Ill be happy to explain.
When answering an explain question, you must give reasons and not just describe in your answer. If a question begins with the word explain, it usually means that you are required to demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the answer.
in a few words: Let me explain briefly. in a brief manner; quickly or brusquely: She nodded briefly and began to speak.
Explain: Give a detailed description of just the data of the incident that took place. Tell: Relate to one or more listeners, what happened, how what happened happened, and who was involved.
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You might then say That explains a lot i.e. that makes everything clearer to me - now I understand why they had seemed distant.

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