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ventilate English

Meaning ventilate meaning

What does ventilate mean?
Definitions in simple English

ventilate Verb

— If you are asked to ventilate the room, it means that you have to let air circulate by opening the windows or doors. Please ventilate the room. No one has entered for awhile and the air is stale. — If you are asked to ventilate a person, it means that you have to provide manual or mechanical breathing to them. The doctor used a ventilator to ventilate the patient as his blood has low oxygen levels.

ventilate

— verb (= air out, air) expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen air the old winter clothes air out the smoke-filled rooms — verb furnish with an opening to allow air to circulate or gas to escape The architect did not think about ventilating the storage space — verb expose to the circulation of fresh air so as to retard spoilage Wheat should be well ventilated — verb circulate through and freshen The gust of air ventilated the room — verb (= vent, give vent) give expression or utterance to She vented her anger The graduates gave vent to cheers

Synonyms ventilate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as ventilate?

ventilate English » English

air fan air out aerate vent give vent fan oneself winnow ventilation freshen cool off weather venting ventilating perflation give vent to fanning expose draughtiness draught draft divulge cool blower blow airing airiness air draught aeration

Topics ventilate topics

What do people use ventilate to talk about?
Universe, creation Sky Air

Blow air
Universe, creation Sky Weather

Wind

Conjugation ventilate conjugation

How do you conjugate ventilate?

ventilate · verb

Examples ventilate examples

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Movie subtitles

Can't and still ventilate.
Ventilate them. Cool them.
Prepare to ventilate!
Take another step, and I'll ventilate you.
And ventilate the car, if now the police.
Ventilate him.
Ventilate with outside air.
STEPHEN: We gotta ventilate this heat.
He likes to ventilate people with a shotgun and cut their heads off.
I'm gonna ventilate your little cranium. What do you think about that?
Can you ventilate him?
I had to ventilate someone.
He's hard to ventilate.
We can't proceed until we ventilate anyway.
Ventilate them.
It's good to ventilate.
Ventilate him. No. No!
We'll ventilate with outside air.
Funny, as in he likes to ventilate people with a shotgun and then cut their heads off.
Prepare to ventilate lung three.
Ventilate.
I can't ventilate.
Jack, even if you get to the computer, what if we can't ventilate that room?
I used to ventilate my mom like this, when she was dead drunk.
If this were a Lexus, I'd say we had a drug-Iord drive-by, but who would ventilate a 1990 Cavalier with 100,000 miles on it?
Come on, I can't ventilate.
And ventilate the car!
Ventilate!
Jim, we need a crew on the roof to ventilate.
Continue to ventilate her lungs.
Ventilate, George.
Ventilate that area.

News and current affairs

For a start, it relies on the use of fossil fuel energy to light and ventilate the sheds, and to transport the grain eaten by the chickens.

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