ventilate in Czech
ventilate in Czech is větrat — ventilate means to let fresh air circulate through a space, replacing stale or stagnant air.
ventilate in Czech
větrat
To replace stale or noxious air with fresh.
What does "ventilate" mean?
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verb To let fresh air circulate through a space, replacing stale or stagnant air.
"Open a window to ventilate the room while you paint."
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verb To provide mechanical breathing assistance to a patient who cannot breathe adequately on their own.
"The patient had to be ventilated for several days after the surgery."
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verb To bring an idea, opinion, or grievance out into the open for discussion.
"The committee ventilated the proposal before putting it to a vote."
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ventilate in a sentence
- Open a window to ventilate the room while you paint.
- The patient had to be ventilated for several days after the surgery.
- The committee ventilated the proposal before putting it to a vote.
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What is "ventilate" in Czech?
"ventilate" in Czech is větrat. ventilate means: To let fresh air circulate through a space, replacing stale or stagnant air.
How do you use "ventilate" in a sentence?
Example: "Open a window to ventilate the room while you paint." In Czech, "ventilate" is větrat.
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