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Meanings of ventilate in English
Usage of ventilate in English
1
The scuttles had been opened to ventilate the interior of the ship.
2
Or are we going to finally ventilate this period of our history?
3
Hiring a contractor to ventilate your basement can run into the thousands.
4
Guns popped here and there to ventilate the energy of their owners.
5
They needed a place to air their theories and ventilate their grievances.
6
We shall ventilate our opinions, and perhaps come to a better understanding.
7
A walk, she's decided, will ventilate her head, and keep her awake.
8
Schools must limit the mixing of class groups, and ventilate and disinfect classrooms.
9
There was a further attempt to ventilate them in the Four Courts yesterday.
10
Dr Woods, in the meantime, advised schools to ventilate rooms affected by radon.
11
The window was open at the top, so as to ventilate the room.
12
Mr. Sikes next proceeded to ventilate the question of Post Office Savings Banks.
13
To make a room cold is by no means necessarily to ventilate it.
14
Since the breath contains poisonous carbonic acid, wise people ventilate their sleeping rooms.
15
James Law, for telling me how to ventilate an underground bunker.
16
Put a well-greased griddle pan on a high heat and ventilate your kitchen.
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Ventilate through the time
Ventilate across language varieties
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