Definition of ventilate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
air replacementreplace stale air with fresh air
- We need to ventilate the room regularly.
2.
medical breathingTECH. provide breathing assistance to a patientTECH.
- Doctors had to ventilate the patient during surgery.
3.
discussionRare expose to public discussionRare
- He decided to ventilate his concerns at the meeting.
Origin of ventilate
Latin, ventilare (to fan, winnow)
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ventilate
let fresh air into a room or building
Examples of ventilate in a sentence
It's important to ventilate the basement to prevent mold. The paramedics had to ventilate the accident victim immediately. In the ICU, nurses ventilate patients who cannot breathe on their own. She wanted to ventilate the issue in the town hall. The article ventilated the controversial topic widely.
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- French:aérer, exposer, ...
- German:lüften, beatmen, ...
- Italian:arieggiare, discutere, ...
- Spanish:ventilar, exponer, ...
- Portuguese:ventilar, expor, ...
- Chinese:通风, 提供呼吸辅助, ...
- Japanese:換気する, 人工呼吸を施す, ...
- Arabic:هَوَّى, نَفَّسَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַוְרֵר, לְהַנְשִׁים, ...
- Russian:проветривать, вынести на обсуждение, ...
- Ukrainian:провітрювати, забезпечувати дихання, ...
- Hindi:हवा बदलना, सांस दिलाना, ...
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