air-conditioned
- adjective
- /ˈɛr kənˌdɪʃənd/
- The bus was air-conditioned, providing a cool escape from the summer heat.
- an air-conditioned cab
- an air-conditioned car
- air-conditioned comfort
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Watch on YouTubeWe've created these air conditioned castles that we live in.
- We've created these air conditioned castles that we live in.
- Yeah, and all I wanted was to come back to a nice air conditioned chilled hotel room.
- And then in the middle of the summer it was perfectly air conditioned.
- Badam next Marvel next time we film these, we have to get an air conditioned room.
- We they're typically in air condition, air conditioned buildings.
- You know, that's why the most dangerous environment is like a small air conditioned room much like this one.
Examples
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It's gonna be kind of tough on you boys... ...after this nice, cool, air-conditioned office.
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Yeah, and all I wanted was to come back to a nice air conditioned chilled hotel room.
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This one's already air-conditioned with half the roof gone.
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For better efficiency in the summer, a unit in an air-conditioned space uses less energy.
Blog text (22) -
Lunch will be served on both of these tours on air-conditioned buses.
Academic text (1996) -
The waiting room was not air-conditioned, and it was a stifling hot summer day.
Academic text (2005) -
The large tractor had an air-conditioned cab and a radio.
Academic text (1996) -
We've created these air conditioned castles that we live in.
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I walked with Susan through the brief wedge of dry heat into the air-conditioned terminal.
Fiction book (1996) -
Modernization has put a damper on this custom since most trains are now air-conditioned and windows are not opened.
Academic text (1994)
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Etymology
Air-conditioned combines air and conditioned, from condition meaning 'to make ready' or 'to set a state', so it means the air has been set or controlled for comfort. That's why an air-conditioned room has its air cooled and its temperature and moisture controlled.