air
ఎయిర్
definition
verb
a meeting in which long-standing grievances were aired
express (an opinion or grievance) publicly.
the window sashes were lifted regularly to air the room
expose (a room) to the open air in order to ventilate it.
noun
The surface tension of water is increased, and even the density of air surrounding the Earth ebbs and flows like the tides in the sea.
the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.
she answered with a faint air of boredom
an impression of a quality or manner given by someone or something.
translation of 'air'
గాలి
example
With no windows to open to 'air' the place out, the only thing the Blues could do was import some industrial-sized fans to circulate the air.
to 'air' clothes
the 'air' was stale
the battle was fought in the 'air'
So if the chart is cast for noon then Saturn acts as the triplicity ruler of all the 'air' signs; at midnight Mercury would be used instead.
It is one of the ugliest cities I've ever seen, from the 'air' .
Cheers and whistles filled the 'air' .
Children from far away cities came here for summer camps to breathe the sea 'air' and eat fresh fish.
As an 'air' sign, Aquarius relates to places that are high off the ground or above the general eye line.
The painting lent an 'air' of quality to the other items on the mantel, all inexpensive purchases.
In theory the network can send its logo over the 'air' - as with a Nokia phone - in practice they won't.
This success led to an order directing all military airfields to have an 'air' ambulance.
I'm trying to 'air' the house to get rid of the last traces of the petrol smell.
The diagram shows, for instance, that the combination of hot and cold produces the element of 'air' and the humour of blood.
'air' pollution
If Roux carries with him an 'air' of grandeur - and I do detect just a whiff - well, perhaps he can be forgiven for it.
The whitewashed walls gave it an 'air' of space and light, despite the lack of windows.
In a world in which 'air' travel would continue to become cheaper, tourism here had to build on quality.
Cirrus clouds indicated the distant approach of a trough, both in the surface and upper 'air' .
All windows are open to 'air' the rooms and with only shutters to keep out little intruders the level of noise is unbearable.
There was a hole in the floor through which poured a festive mixture of frigid 'air' and diesel fumes.
he leaned over with a confidential 'air'
He wrestled her arm away long enough to gasp a few precious seconds of 'air' from the surface before going under.
The soybean takes nitrogen from 'air' in the soil and fixes it in nodules on its roots.
It was the third major 'air' disaster involving aircraft flying in or out of the airport in the space of eight years.
they'll 'air' the series in the autumn
A big crowd had come and there was a certain 'air' of hope - even if at times it appeared a little forced.
Bright-orange flocks of butterflies fill the 'air' - the migrating monarchs.
What seems like winter cold symptoms can often be allergic reactions to dust and fungus in stale, heated indoor 'air' .
he celebrated by tossing his hat high in the 'air'
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