Usage of "air intake"

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Opening or structure through which a fluid is admitted to a space or machine.

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Flow of the respiratory current into an organism.

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Usage of air intake in English

But the den had a couple of vents and an air intake. 
 After midnight 

There's another air intake over the left rear tire that cools the gearbox. 
 Wired 

My right leg was hemmed in by the sidecar bars and air intake. 
 Exit wound 

Praying that they were air intake openings, Barrent plugged them with his fingers. 
 The Status Civilization 

And soo, by taping the mouth, you really start restricting their air intake. 
 Wired 

There's genius in its air intake mounted as high as possible off the ground. 
 News.com.au 

Down at the bottom, he glimpsed an air intake. 
 Pines 

I've found the other five holes, he said while he worked at the air intake nipple. 
 Cibola Burn 

The air intake fits through here, like this. 
 Broken angels 

His air intake ain't workin', like I said. 
 Anything You Can Do ... 

The mural is painted on an air intake structure on the Greenway in downtown Boston's Dewey Square. 
 Reuters 

Experts dismissed the idea that turning of the air intake gauge alone would cause a catastrophic failure. 
 The Guardian 

The replacement for the ageing 406 comes with a dramatic open-mouthed air intake - and a bigger badge. 
 The Irish Times 

You have an air intake inside. 
 The Big Bounce 

Fiddle with the air valves, make sure you have manual control of your air intake if you need it. 
 Earth Afire 

Events requiring prolonged outdoor exposure and air intake, like the marathon, could even be postponed due to the regulations. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of air intake in English