ventilation English

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What does ventilation mean?

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ventilation Noun

— Ventilation is the replacement of stale air with fresh air.

— Ventilation is the bodily process of breathing; the inhalation of air to provide oxygen, and the exhalation of spent air to remove carbon dioxide.

ventilation

— noun (= airing) the act of supplying fresh air and getting rid of foul air

— noun a mechanical system in a building that provides fresh air she was continually adjusting the ventilation

— noun (= public discussion) free and open discussion of (or debate on) some question of public interest such a proposal deserves thorough public discussion

— noun (= breathing) the bodily process of inhalation and exhalation; the process of taking in oxygen from inhaled air and releasing carbon dioxide by exhalation

Synonyms ventilation synonyms

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ventilation English » English

airing

aeration

breathing

ventilation system

ventilating system

ventilating

ventilate

respiration

public discussion

external respiration

exhaust

airflow

venting

vent

perflation

oxygenation

oxygenating

freshening

fanning

draughtiness

draught

draft

cool

circulating air

breathe

airiness

air draught

air conditioning

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Reasonable ventilation across both lung fields.

I'm not happy with this ventilation.

We've some real issues with ventilation here.

Ventilation would be a problem.

Two men with me. The rest in the main ventilation.

Mothproof closets, filtered ventilation and indirect lighting.

Good ventilation.

There are a few new ventilation gaps here, sir.

Alas, the ventilation was not the best, and so I preferred to let the princess sleep on.

A fine craftsman, but he never did understand the principle of ventilation.

And if you want some ventilation you can open that door just there behind you.

Just this: You and Otis were in a lab with treated ventilation.

The ventilation is standard.

Scotty, try flushing the radioactive waste into the ventilation system. - See what effect that has.

The next time I catch you providing my rooms with needless ventilation. I'll have you flogged.

Ventilation.

And the windows for the most efficient light, and proper ventilation.

Just putting a tiny little ventilation hole in this oil tanker.

I've marked the ventilation system in yellow.

Try flushing the radioactive waste into the ventilation system.

The pod plants have spread spores throughout the ship, carried by the ventilation system.

There's no ventilation!

Something must have gone wrong with the ventilation system.

Oh, uh. danke. But you have very poor ventilation.

Danke. You watch your ventilation.

I warned you about your ventilation!

What this country needs is less ventilation and more smoke.

The ventilation is great, my room has a southern exposure, the rates are cheap, but somehow or other, the atmosphere is too confining.

It is the ventilation.

Mrs. Matthews is right. The ventilation isn't good.

Scotty, try flushing the radioactive waste into the ventilation system.

See if the reverse pressure has pulled it back into the ventilation system.

Something must've gone wrong with the ventilation system.

Turzilli's motion approved unanimously. Ventilation.

We must have ventilation.

Through one of the secondary ducts in the ventilation system that leads to a cave at the edge of the wasteland.

News and current affairs

First, we must become more energy efficient, for example, through modern building designs that reduce the needs for heating, cooling, and energy-intensive ventilation.

New building designs have slashed heating and cooling costs by relying much more on insulation, natural ventilation, and solar power.

For example, we can design our buildings to use sunlight and natural-air circulation so that they require far less commercial energy for heating, cooling, and ventilation.

One and a half million people die each year from the effects of using solid fuel on poor stoves without ventilation.