air

US /er/

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UK /eə(r)/

n. (u.)Uncountable NounMixture of gases around the earth that we breathe

Clean air is a benefit to our lungs and health

v.t.Transitive VerbTo expose to the outside, to dry or freshen

She put the dog bed outside to air

n.NounA person's manner intended to impress others

He has such a nice air about him, no wonder we all like him

v.t.Transitive VerbTo broadcast a TV or radio show

The sports stations often air classic games

v.t.Transitive VerbTo open a subject to discussion and debate

I would like to air my complaints to your manager

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This can be disastrous, as inevitably it’ll cause your rear wheel to skip in the air,
This can be disastrous, as inevitably it’ll cause your rear wheel to skip in the air,

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and allow for air flow and skin access for those pesky itches.
and allow for air flow and skin access for those pesky itches.

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through the air effortlessly, drive faster and use less fuel, but it wasn't always
through the air effortlessly, drive faster and use less fuel, but it wasn't always
getting a full picture of what was happening to the air around their cars, because they
getting a full picture of what was happening to the air around their cars, because they

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terms of watering this, because you got this thing hanging up in the air, it has
terms of watering this, because you got this thing hanging up in the air, it has

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Relax and fall at the back of our throat, blocking the air pathway and thus, causing difficulty in breathing.
Relax and fall at the back of our throat, blocking the air pathway and thus, causing difficulty in breathing.
Now, it is bruxism that reopens the air pathway.
Now, it is bruxism that reopens the air pathway.

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These compounds easily vaporize and mix in the air, thus forming the smell of old books.
These compounds easily vaporize and mix in the air, thus forming the smell of old books.

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The air we breathe has many gases out of which 21% is oxygen.
The air we breathe has many gases out of which 21% is oxygen.
When we inhale, much of the oxygen present in air binds to the hemoglobin in red blood cells.
When we inhale, much of the oxygen present in air binds to the hemoglobin in red blood cells.

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The air pressure inside the airplane is more than the air pressure outside.
The air pressure inside the airplane is more than the air pressure outside.

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But that's once the board is already in the air.
But that's once the board is already in the air.
And pushes the board up in the air.
And pushes the board up in the air.