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Meanings of vent-hole in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "vent"
Examples for "vent"
1
The power generator I needed was in the room with the vent.
2
The Plumie gestured, in return, to a tiny vent in the suit.
3
And then the fugitives turned through a V-shaped vent in the canyon.
4
Well, feel better and call me if you just need to vent.
5
One large triangle in the vent of the bait was sufficient tackle.
1
Red blood spouts straight out, the way a whale clears its blowhole.
2
At one point, there were water spout, blowhole mists, just covering the horizon.
3
The Amazon River dolphin, or boto, sometimes goes further, penetrating another dolphin's blowhole.
4
The face's mouth and the orca's blowhole were the same thing.
5
I heard his breath catch, as though a pebble had clogged the blowhole.
1
Ventholes for smoke were common in Nottingham, Sneinton, and
2
She circled the kiln, mudding up the spyports and ventholes and finally the firedoor, careful not to burn her hands.
3
From the cylinders there are connecting pipes attached to the neck of the regulator, and directed towards the ventholes in the windchest.
Usage of vent-hole in English
1
And another soldier crossed the open space before the dangerous vent-hole.
2
The vent-hole was not so important to stop, so I let it alone.
3
And the first arrivals pointed out the much-dreaded vent-hole to those who came after.
4
I know not what vent-hole daylight habitually illumined his soul.
5
At its roots was the vent-hole of the cave.
6
As a vent-hole for the envy, hatred and uncharitableness of mankind, politics cannot be overestimated.
7
The sky is but a vent-hole.
8
He had accomplished about two-thirds of his journey when a long, crimson flame shot forth from the vent-hole.
9
He tied a lantern to a rope and lowered it down what looked like an old vent-hole in the lava.
10
They made no sound, inclosed in the cellar as in a strong-box, obtaining air only from a small, iron-barred vent-hole.
11
The pie had the outlines of a star in its centre by way of a vent-hole; the edges were nicely crimped.
12
This obscure vent-hole allows one to make out some big objects ranged along the corridor; they are low stretchers, like coffins.
13
If it had not been for a small vent-hole far away up in a corner, we should have been suffocated, maybe.
14
They covered the floor with Oahu mats for a carpet, stopped up the vent-hole in bad weather, and made it their head-quarters.
15
It was big enough to hold eight or ten men, and had a door at the side, and a vent-hole at top.
16
A fourth companion in captivity was unfortunately too large to pass through the vent-hole of the prison, and was shot by the English.
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