airing
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2.0
- noun
- /ˈɛrɪŋ/
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ventilación
- I've given it a good airing, but it's still a little bit musty.
- a good airing
- need a good airing
A hot press is, is the Irish word for what the English would call an airing cupboard.
- A hot press is, is the Irish word for what the English would call an airing cupboard.
Examples
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And I recommend a boycott of NatGeo's movie airing just before the election that shows BO in a "good light" regarding the OBL raid.
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Advice on clothing, bathing, and airing of infants also appeared in the medical literature, again indicating concern that children be cared for properly and well.
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And then right next to this room is our airing cupboard as well.
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lt may need a little airing out.
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"With an airing out and quick cleanup, con men often turn around and try to sell these vehicles as quickly as possible," explained Larry Gamache, CARFAX communications director.
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On November 17th's airing of 'Yoo Hee Yeol's Sketch Book', it seemed like Yoo Hee Yeol was thrilled because Epik High appeared on the show.
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One featuring the Backstreet Boys (323 airings) and one featuring Justin Guarini, the first runner-up on the debut season of American Idol (72 airings).
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One featuring the Backstreet Boys (323 airings) and one featuring Justin Guarini, the first runner-up on the debut season of American Idol (72 airings).
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After the long winter, we opened the windows for an airing to let in fresh air.
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The old attic needed an airing to remove the stale smell from years of dust.
Synonyms
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3.6
The act of bringing fresh air into a room and removing stale air
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3.5
The movement of air through or around things
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5.4
Adding air to soil or water helps plants grow and cleans water
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2.6
Air moving through a place or system
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2.8
Movement of air through a space or system
A stream of air that cleans a surface by blowing away dust
Antonyms
Compounds
How Ventilated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word airing comes from the verb to air, meaning 'to let fresh air into' something. So an airing of a room or clothes is the act of opening windows or putting them outside to remove bad smells.