ventilating
ˈvɛntɪleɪtɪŋ
Definition

Definition of ventilating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
breeze flowallowing air to circulate
  • The ventilating system keeps the room cool and fresh.
aerating airing circulating
2.
cleaner indoorsdesigned to improve air quality
  • The ventilating fan helps remove smoke from the kitchen.
aerating airing
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mechanism controlling air quality indoors
The hospital installed a new ventilating system for better air quality.

Origin of ventilating

Latin, ventilare (to fan)

Terms with ventilating included in their meaning

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lumn.
mining
ventilating chimney over a mine shaft

Examples of ventilating in a sentence

  • Ventilating windows were installed in the attic.
  • The ventilating system ensures fresh air in the office.
  • A ventilating unit was installed to reduce indoor pollutants.

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  1. French:aérant, ...
  2. German:belüftend, luftreinigend, ...
  3. Italian:di ventilazione, ventilante, ...
  4. Spanish:ventilante, aireador, ...
  5. Portuguese:ventilador, de ventilação, ...
  6. Chinese:通风, 通风的, ...
  7. Japanese:換気する, 空気質改善の, ...
  8. Arabic:مهوٍ, مُهَوِّي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְאוֹוְרֵר, מְאַוְוֵר, ...
  10. Russian:вентилирующий, улучшающий качество воздуха, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вентиляційний, ...
  12. Hindi:हवादार, वातायनकारी, ...
ventilate
ˈvɛntɪˌleɪt

Definition of ventilate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
air replacementreplace stale air with fresh air
  • We need to ventilate the room regularly.
aerate freshen
2.
medical breathingTECH.provide breathing assistance to a patientTECH.
  • Doctors had to ventilate the patient during surgery.
aerate oxygenate
3.
discussionRareexpose to public discussionRare
  • He decided to ventilate his concerns at the meeting.
broadcast publicize
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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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  1. French:aérer, exposer, ...
  2. German:lüften, beatmen, ...
  3. Italian:arieggiare, discutere, ...
  4. Spanish:ventilar, exponer, ...
  5. Portuguese:ventilar, expor, ...
  6. Chinese:通风, 提供呼吸辅助, ...
  7. Japanese:換気する, 人工呼吸を施す, ...
  8. Arabic:هَوَّى, نَفَّسَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְאַוְרֵר, לְהַנְשִׁים, ...
  10. Russian:проветривать, вынести на обсуждение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:провітрювати, забезпечувати дихання, ...
  12. Hindi:हवा बदलना, सांस दिलाना, ...
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