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Meanings of exhaust air in English
Synonyms
Examples for "abwetter"
Examples for "abwetter"
1
Police commandeered armoured trucks and used air support, tactical teams and canine units.
2
Or what if they used air, blowing it up like an air mattress?
3
Police used air support and motorbikes to scour the area, including the banks of the river.
4
Westinghouse's 1869 version, the straight or direct air brake, used air hoses to connect the cars.
5
He also used air boats to blast him with side and updrafts of 55 miles per hour.
1
He heard the clatter of chairs and smelt the well-known foul air.
2
The place reeked with the smell of foul air and tobacco smoke.
3
The vile gas, the foul air, the late hours-whatcan you expect?
4
She filled her lungs but was not satisfied with the foul air.
5
Poor food, foul air, broken sleep-badhealth, disease, unsightly faces, repulsive bodies!
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However, she must have a valid return air ticket.
2
This is subject to a valid return air ticket.
3
The return air fare is £90 plus taxes.
4
Travelers must now show a return air ticket and a hotel booking before buying a visa.
5
Over the winter they will have long-stay return air tickets to Malaga and Alicante from £99.
Usage of exhaust air in English
1
A dry hole was drilled, the exhaust air from the hollow drill blowing the dust from the hole keeping it clean.
2
Each shockwave forces hot exhaust air out of the tube, creating a pressure differential that fills the engine with cold air.
3
Conclusions: We conclude that exposure to diesel exhaust air pollution during in utero and early life development in mice increases adult susceptibility to heart failure.
4
In a power plant chimney, for instance, carbon dioxide is present at concentrations of 4-12% within a relatively small amount of exhaust air.
5
Then with an exhausted air she sat back in her chair and waited.
6
The exhausted air surrounded the gas jets in misty circles.
7
She drew the breath of one suffering from exhausted air.
8
I'm breathing the exhausted air of the city's late-summer evening.
9
Another was to exhaust the upcast, and so draw the gases in the train of the exhausted air.
10
There was the faint indescribable odour of the pit in the room, an odour of damp, exhausted air.
11
She is a delicate creature, and has the exhausted air of one whose life is all work and no play.
12
Both her speaking, and that of Gertrude and Paul Lathrop, seemed to her to have dropped dead in exhausted air.