venthole
- noun
- /ˈvɛnthoʊl/
- Specialized
:
ventilación
- The technician drilled a venthole in the tank to prevent pressure from building up.
Examples
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Steam escaped rapidly through the venthole on top of the chamber.
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Each furnace was equipped with a venthole to allow excess gases to escape.
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The venthole was blocked.
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Check the venthole now!
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Each furnace was equipped with a venthole to allow excess gases to escape.
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Steam escaped rapidly through the venthole on top of the chamber.
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The technician drilled a venthole in the tank to prevent pressure from building up.
Synonyms
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1.0
An opening in something, often made by people or nature
179
1.0
A space that lets people move through, for example a door
155
2.7
An opening in clothing like the back of a jacket that lets air in
24
7.5
An opening that leads into a space inside the body or a pipe
16
2.8
An opening that lets water or gas flow out
1
2.4
A small hole that lets air move through for breathing or ventilation
1
6.3
A hole that lets gas escape from rock or metal
A small hole that lets gas or air escape
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Etymology
Venthole is made of vent, a word meaning 'to let out' or an 'air opening', and hole meaning 'a gap or opening'. So a venthole is a hole that lets air or gas escape.