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Meanings of aire in English

Spanish
anagrafe italiani residenti all’estero
Catalan
anagrafe italiani residenti all’estero

Anagrafe italiani residenti all’estero.

anagrafe italiani residenti all’estero

A river in northern England that flows southeast through West Yorkshire.

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Examples for "River Aire"
Examples for "River Aire"
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Continued downpours forced people in east Yorkshire to evacuate their homes earlier this week after the River Aire flooded.
The Guardian
2
By 1911, one in every five men worked in Leeds' heavy industries, which were predominantly concentrated south of the River Aire.
The Guardian
3
The River Aire in Leeds reached "record levels" at 23:00 GMT on Saturday, the Environment Agency said.
BBC
4
The development spans a 15-acre site on the banks of the river Aire.
The Irish Times
5
The town stands on a hill, which rises from the banks of the river Aire.
Rides on Railways

19Th century music style from Argentine.

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Usage of aire in English
1
If we aire shy on beeves ther white men has got 'em.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
2
But here we aire, an' we'll hev ter git out o' it.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
3
When hee had spoken these words he tooke his flight into the aire.
The Golden Asse
4
This suffix corresponds to the suffix -aire, mentioned above.
Frédéric Mistral / Poet and Leader in Provence
5
If ther critters aire yours, take 'em, an' welcome.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
6
I am not a mil-lion-aire, Sirs.
The Enormous Room
7
Then them critters aire yourn.
Ted Strong in Montana / Or, With Lariat and Spur
8
H'w aire yeh, Tanner?
A Voice in the Wilderness
9
Like the corresponding French nouns in -eur, these nouns in -aire, as well as those in -èire, are also used as adjectives.
Frédéric Mistral / Poet and Leader in Provence
10
When thou takest any earthen, or glass vessel from the fire, expose it not to the cold aire too suddenly for fear it should break.
The Story of Alchemy and the Beginnings of Chemistry
11
Reginald Scot (1584) says that the ointment 'whereby they ride in the aire' was made of the flesh of unbaptized children, and gives two recipes:
The Witch-cult in Western Europe: A Study in Anthropology
12
The road to Ham turned off the main highway south of Aire.
Kings, Queens and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front
13
The A roads along the Aire and Calder valleys are equally desperate.
The Guardian
14
We had nights such as this near Aire, when I was young
Lewis Rand
15
The development spans a 15-acre site on the banks of the river Aire.
The Irish Times
16
Do you think you could let me out down at the Desert Aire?
No country for old men
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