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Meanings of take the air in English
Usage of take the air in English
1
Every plane is, of course, ready to take the air on signal.
2
And they brought outside all the painted blocks to take the air.
3
Every black coat in Chartres had come out to take the air.
4
Or they will take the air, as the wise doctor has ordered.
5
We must take the air; I have made all the arrangements.
6
I have a whim to take the air in this garden.
7
It doesn't expect to take the air without soon touching flesh and bone.
8
They allow her to take the air twice a day upon the terrace.
9
Perhaps also she will consent to take the air of Washington with you.
10
Odo and his host preferred to take the air on deck.
11
So possibly my dog feels when together we take the air.
12
She went upon deck to take the air, and took me with her.
13
Jasper strolls beside me as if he is out to take the air.
14
Passepartout, about nine o'clock, went out upon the platform to take the air.
15
Why does she not go out into the street and take the air?
16
Marius shall take the air with you in the morning if it is fine.
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Take the air through the time
Take the air across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common