گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'air'

1 عمومی:: هر چیز شبیه‌ هوا(گاز

2 عمومی:: نسیم‌

3 عمومی:: جریان‌

4 عمومی:: باد

5 عمومی:: بخار)

6 عمومی:: هوا

1 general::   noun gas/space ADJ. hot, warm | chill, cold, cool, crisp | clean, clear, fresh, pure We need some fresh air in this stuffy room! | sweet The air was sweet with incense. | foul/foul-smelling, polluted, stale the polluted air of our citiesthe musty smell of stale air | damp, humid | dry | still Nothing moved in the still air. | thin It's difficult carrying such heavy loads in the thin air of the mountains. | thick The air was thick with cigarette smoke. | country, mountain, sea | evening, morning, night Music filled the night air. QUANT. blast, gust We felt a blast of cold air as she opened the door. | current warm currents of air | breath He drew in another breath of air. VERB + AIR breathe (in), gulp in, suck in Land crabs breathe air and cannot swim. She gulped in the fresh mountain air. | fight for, gasp for She was gasping for air as she ran out of the burning house. | smell, sniff The dog stretched and sniffed the air. | fill, hang in The tang of some wild herb hung in the air. AIR + VERB blow, rise, waft The cool night air wafted in the open windows. AIR + NOUN pollution | quality equipment to monitor air quality | pressure | current PREP. in/into the ~ I kicked the ball high into the air. | through the ~ Spicy smells wafted through the air. PHRASES in the open air (= outside) The market is held in the open air. for planes AIR + NOUN travel | fare | traffic We are cleared by Air Traffic Control to taxi and take off. | crash, disaster | attack, strike Three buildings were bombed last night in an air strike on the city. PREP. by ~ (= by plane) It only takes three hours by air. | from the ~ The hideout is clearly visible from the air. PHRASES in mid-air The two planes collided in mid air. impression VERB + AIR have, retain You have an air of authority. | add, bring, give (sth) A stone balcony gives the building an air of elegance. PREP. with an/the ~ He leaned towards Melissa with an air of great confidentiality. | ~ of

2 general:: noun nitrogen and oxygen: You need good air to breathe. verb to give vent to publicly; tell others: Air your ideas to let others know.

3 general::   verb ADV. in public, openly, publicly The issues were openly aired and discussed by the group.

4 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with AIR, Also see BREATH OF FRESH AIR; CASTLES IN THE AIR; CLEAR THE AIR; GIVE SOMEONE THE AIR; HOT AIR; IN THE AIR; INTO (OUT OF) THIN AIR; NOSE IN THE AIR; OFF THE AIR; PUT ON AIRS; UP IN THE AIR; WALK ON AIR; WASH (AIR) ONE'S DIRTY LINEN.