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Significats de
ventilate
en anglès
portuguès
arejar
català
ventilar
espanyol
descargar
Tornar al significat
To expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen.
air
vent
aerate
air out
give vent
català
ventilar
Sinònims
Examples for "
air
"
air
vent
aerate
air out
give vent
Examples for "
air
"
1
Three minutes without
air
,
three days without water, three weeks without food.
2
But, in contrast, Sydney's north will actually have good
air
quality today.
3
Asked if he wanted less use of
air
power, Karzai said, Absolutely.
4
Hope Lee was given the opportunity to allow his story to
air
.
5
Beginning at sea level,
air
weighs about 15 pounds per square inch.
1
The power generator I needed was in the room with the
vent
.
2
The Plumie gestured, in return, to a tiny
vent
in the suit.
3
And then the fugitives turned through a V-shaped
vent
in the canyon.
4
Well, feel better and call me if you just need to
vent
.
5
One large triangle in the
vent
of the bait was sufficient tackle.
1
You can
aerate
his house, not only with air, but with ideas.
2
Baseball players' cleats are good for the ground; they
aerate
it.
3
If you
aerate
it, it can take so much butter.
4
Their chunkiness and stiff mechanical properties help
aerate
a heap.
5
The beating is important to
aerate
the mix.
1
Zip operated the controls that sucked the
air
out
of the hallway.
2
I fell heavy, to try and drive the
air
out
of her.
3
She holds her jacket open and fans it, trying to
air
out
.
4
He looked like someone had let the
air
out
and deflated him.
5
I can
air
out
the parlor when he's got over the notion.
1
Napier thought Monteith would explode, or
give
vent
to the usual sarcasm.
2
Peter had felt that he must
give
vent
to his feelings somehow.
3
And, with all this, time was found to
give
vent
to discontent.
4
We must not
give
vent
to our anger but bring it under control.
5
Greenfield was too well-schooled to
give
vent
to the slightest expression of surprise.
Ús de
ventilate
en anglès
1
The scuttles had been opened to
ventilate
the interior of the ship.
2
Or are we going to finally
ventilate
this period of our history?
3
Hiring a contractor to
ventilate
your basement can run into the thousands.
4
Guns popped here and there to
ventilate
the energy of their owners.
5
They needed a place to air their theories and
ventilate
their grievances.
6
We shall
ventilate
our opinions, and perhaps come to a better understanding.
7
A walk, she's decided, will
ventilate
her head, and keep her awake.
8
Schools must limit the mixing of class groups, and
ventilate
and disinfect classrooms.
9
There was a further attempt to
ventilate
them in the Four Courts yesterday.
10
Dr Woods, in the meantime, advised schools to
ventilate
rooms affected by radon.
11
The window was open at the top, so as to
ventilate
the room.
12
Mr. Sikes next proceeded to
ventilate
the question of Post Office Savings Banks.
13
To make a room cold is by no means necessarily to
ventilate
it.
14
Since the breath contains poisonous carbonic acid, wise people
ventilate
their sleeping rooms.
15
James Law, for telling me how to
ventilate
an underground bunker.
16
Put a well-greased griddle pan on a high heat and
ventilate
your kitchen.
Més exemples per a "ventilate"
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Sobre aquest terme
ventilate
Verb
Indicatiu · Present
Col·locacions frequents
ventilate the room
upper ventilate
ventilate a part
ventilate all issues
ventilate any buildings
Més col·locacions
Translations for
ventilate
portuguès
arejar
desabafar
català
ventilar
renovar
airejar-se
orejar
airejar
espanyol
descargar
Ventilate
a través del temps
Ventilate
per variant geogràfica
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