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Meanings of open-air in inglés

In the open air.

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A space not surrounded by walls.

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Examples for "alfresco"
Examples for "alfresco"
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Spring has sprung so its time to start planning your alfresco life.
The Irish Times
2
With more glorious weather promised, alfresco dining is alluring to say the least.
The Irish Times
3
The Boca minidog was an important part of the alfresco ambience.
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
4
They had the air of bored performers in a low-budget, alfresco, theatre-in-education group.
The Guardian
5
As if on cue, Primrose summoned them to an alfresco luncheon.
Imprudence
Usage of open-air in inglés
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On Saturday evening, there was a free, open-air concert in Market Square.
The Irish Times
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There's also that ever so rare festival occurrence: a free open-air concert.
The Irish Times
3
The open-air food market just off Xinwen Lu is a fantastic spectacle.
The Irish Times
4
In a short while, you reach an open-air skating and performance area.
The Guardian
5
The open-air markets of Niamey are over-flowing with fresh meat and vegetables.
The Irish Times
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Mrs. Nishimura and Mrs. Kobayashi occasionally crossed paths at the open-air market.
The favorites: a novel
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She was thinking of the two open-air meetings at Brownmouth and Frimpton.
Delia Blanchflower
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Tooling around a city at 50 mph in a lightweight, open-air vehicle?
Wired
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The range was open-air and located on the periphery of the base.
Bones of the Lost
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The village is not just an open-air museum but a living village.
The South African
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I last left his open-air restaurant knowing that I owed him twopence.
Tremendous Trifles
12
This open-air way of studying is not at all to be despised.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 10 — Lives and Letters
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Barnabas Baux used to hold an open-air service after evensong on Sundays.
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
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There is also near this open-air bazaar an immense market under cover.
From Edinburgh to India & Burmah
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Rain drops fall, bouncing off the surface of the steaming, open-air pool.
News.com.au
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Mr. Burgess, for instance, tells us how he began his open-air work.
From Aldershot to Pretoria / A Story of Christian Work among Our...
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