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Meanings of aired in English

Open to or abounding in fresh air.

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Usage of aired in English
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Weekend news bulletins, which are aired at different times, are not included.
The Guardian
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The campaign has certainly aired many unanswered questions relating to the scheme.
The Irish Times
3
Canadian-originated dramas have long aired in the U.S. market on cable channels.
Reuters
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The six-part series will be aired on BBC Three later this year.
Reuters
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Earlier this year, Twitter aired live Wimbledon coverage, though it was disappointing.
Wired
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Especially with the new shows that are to be aired this fall.
Feminist dot com
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What he needed to say couldn't be aired in front of London.
Rakes and radishes
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When it aired you don't know how it's going to come out.
News.com.au
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By then the bare facts of the case would have been aired.
The Irish Times
10
He said he had spoken with Cr Glasgow since the episode aired.
News.com.au
11
David Attenborough's most recent Blue Planet TV series aired in October 2017.
The Irish Times
12
It also would have aired nationally on the C-SPAN political cable network.
Reuters
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Al-Jazeera television, which aired the tape, said it was recorded in December.
The Irish Times
14
The show has previously aired from Bristol, Ct. and New York City.
Reuters
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Only a small fraction of the evidence was aired publicly at trial.
Reuters
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That's because a programme called The Country Touch aired at 7 o'clock.
Radio NZ
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