air in Italian
air in Italian is aria, nessuno oggetto, aerare — air means the mixture of gases that makes up Earth's atmosphere, which we breathe.
air in Italian
aria
nessuno oggetto
(informal) Nothing; absence of anything.
aerare
ventilare
(transitive) To let fresh air into (a room or a building), to ventilate.
mandare in onda
(intransitive) To be broadcast.
What does "air" mean?
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noun The mixture of gases that makes up Earth's atmosphere, which we breathe.
"She took a deep breath of fresh mountain air."
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noun A particular quality, feeling, or manner someone or something has.
"He answered with an air of confidence."
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noun Television or radio broadcasting.
"The show went off the air after five seasons."
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verb To broadcast something on television or radio.
"The interview will air tonight at nine."
air in a sentence
- She took a deep breath of fresh mountain air.
- Open a window to let some air into the room.
- He answered with an air of confidence.
- The show went off the air after five seasons.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "air" in Italian?
"air" in Italian is aria, nessuno oggetto, aerare. air means: The mixture of gases that makes up Earth's atmosphere, which we breathe.
How do you use "air" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a deep breath of fresh mountain air." In Italian, "air" is aria, nessuno oggetto, aerare.
Are there other ways to say "air" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "air": aria, nessuno oggetto, aerare, ventilare, mandare in onda.
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