ventilation in Irish
ventilation in Irish is aeráil, aerú — ventilation means the process of clearing out stale or unhealthy air and letting fresh air in.
ventilation in Irish
aeráil
The replacement of stale or noxious air with fresh.
aerú
The replacement of stale or noxious air with fresh.
What does "ventilation" mean?
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noun The process of clearing out stale or unhealthy air and letting fresh air in.
"Opening a window gives the stuffy bedroom some much-needed ventilation."
- noun A system of equipment that moves air around a space and brings in fresh air.
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noun An open sharing of opinions as part of a discussion.
"The meeting gave staff a chance for the ventilation of their frustrations and ideas."
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noun The act of bringing a topic out into public discussion.
"The ventilation of the problem in the newspaper finally forced the council to act."
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ventilation in a sentence
- Opening a window gives the stuffy bedroom some much-needed ventilation.
- Good ventilation helps stop damp and mould from building up in a bathroom.
- The meeting gave staff a chance for the ventilation of their frustrations and ideas.
- After the long debate, the ventilation of different views left everyone calmer.
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What is "ventilation" in Irish?
"ventilation" in Irish is aeráil, aerú. ventilation means: The process of clearing out stale or unhealthy air and letting fresh air in.
How do you use "ventilation" in a sentence?
Example: "Opening a window gives the stuffy bedroom some much-needed ventilation." In Irish, "ventilation" is aeráil, aerú.
Are there other ways to say "ventilation" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "ventilation": aeráil, aerú.
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