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Definition of ventilated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
air circulationexposed to air for freshness
- The room was well ventilated with large windows.
2.
architecturedesigned to allow air flow
- The ventilated building stayed cool in summer.
3.
public discussionRare publicly discussed or examinedRare
- The issues were ventilated during the meeting, allowing everyone to express their views..
Expressions with ventilated
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not having enough fresh air moving through
The poorly-ventilated room felt hot and stuffy.
Origin of ventilated
Latin, ventilare (to fan)
Terms with ventilated included in their meaning
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ventilation
open to air, well-ventilated
lab equipment
ventilated enclosure in a chemistry lab to expel hazardous fumes
kitchen
ventilated cupboard for food storage
storage
ventilated food storage cabinet using evaporative cooling
storage
ventilated building for storing unhusked maize
storage
ventilated cupboard for keeping meat from pests
poor ventilation
in a poorly-ventilated and close manner
Examples of ventilated in a sentence
A ventilated helmet is essential for cycling. The ventilated attic prevented mold growth. A well-ventilated room is essential for good health. The policy was ventilated in the town hall meeting. The topic was ventilated on social media platforms.
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- French:aéré, climatisé, ...
- German:belüftet, durchlüftet, ...
- Italian:ventilato, areato, ...
- Spanish:ventilado, con ventilación, ...
- Portuguese:ventilado, discutido publicamente, ...
- Chinese:通风良好的, 通风的, ...
- Japanese:換気された, 通気性のある, ...
- Arabic:مُهَوّى, مَهْوًى, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּוָר, מְאוּוָרַר, ...
- Russian:проветриваемый, вентилируемый, ...
- Ukrainian:вентильований, провітрюваний, ...
- Hindi:हवादार, वायु-संचारित, ...
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)
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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