Rechercher
Air
01
air
the mixture of gases in the atmosphere that we breathe
02
brise, vent léger
a slight wind (usually refreshing)
03
l'air
the region above the ground
04
aura, atmosphère
a distinctive but intangible quality surrounding a person or thing
05
air
the mass of air surrounding the Earth
06
air (transport), vol (noun)
travel via aircraft
07
air
(Elizabethan or Jacobean music) a short or melodious tune, usually accompanied by a song
08
ondes
medium for radio and television broadcasting
09
air, atmosphère
once thought to be one of four elements composing the universe (Empedocles)
to air
01
exprimer, mettre sur le tapis
to share one's thoughts, concerns, complaints, etc. in a public manner
Transitive: to air one's thoughts or views
02
aérer, mettre à l'air
to expose something, such as clothing or bedding, to the open air to freshen it or dry it
Transitive: to air sth
03
diffuser
to broadcast something or be broadcast on TV or radio
Transitive: to air a TV or radio program
04
aérer, exposer à l'air
to be exposed to the open air, often to facilitate drying, ventilation, or the reduction of odors
Intransitive
05
aérer, ventiler
to expose a room or enclosed space to the open air in order to ventilate it and improve air circulation
Transitive: to air a room
06
diffuser, émettre
to become broadcasted or transmitted for public viewing or listening
Intransitive
air
n
airless
adj
airless
adj
airlike
adj
airlike
adj
airship
n
airship
n
Exemple
The air was full of the sound of children's laughter at the park.
He could smell the scent of flowers in the spring air.
He could feel the warm air on his face as he stepped outside.
The air around the waterfall was misty and cool.
The air in the cave was damp and cool.
