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Meanings of open air in English

Catalan
aire lliure

Where the air is unconfined.

        aire lliure

        A space not surrounded by walls.

              Usage of open air in English
              1
              Many others were there as well, sleeping in the clear open air.
              Helen of troy
              2
              There the days were spent in the open air and the sunshine.
              The Dream
              3
              The cause of the attack was insufficient exercise in the open air.
              Philip Gilbert Hamerton / An Autobiography, 1834-1858, and a Mem...
              4
              You have no idea how agreeable I am in the open air.
              The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers
              5
              There is an inexpressible charm in thus living in the open air.
              The Voyage of the Beagle
              6
              He stayed on deck in the open air as much as possible.
              Thief of lives
              7
              The ferryman and his wife were at table in the open air.
              The Inferno
              8
              The best and only safe sleep-producer is exercise in the open air.
              A Handbook of Health
              9
              Whitefield visited Brighton, first preaching there in the open air in 1759.
              Excellent Women
              10
              The next experiment was to try their bags in the open air.
              The Mastery of the Air
              11
              He walked about in the open air until the bath was ready.
              Now It Can Be Told
              12
              Only labour in the open air will secure physical and moral health.
              Criminal Sociology
              13
              I am suffocating here; I want to get into the open air.
              The Man-Wolf and Other Tales
              14
              I pushed it back, and I found myself in the open air.
              Tales of Fantasy and Fact
              15
              This was opened , and the whole party stood in the open air.
              Gascoyne, The Sandal-Wood Trader: A Tale of the Pacific
              16
              But I think it takes two to read in the open air.
              My Literary Passions
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