air out

• Trennbares Verb, das bedeutet, etwas an die frische Luft zu bringen, um Gerüche oder Feuchtigkeit zu entfernen, oder auch Meinungen, Ärger oder Konflikte offen auszusprechen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of exposing something to fresh air to remove odors or moisture, or to express opinions or grievances openly.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Ventilateinformal

   To expose something to fresh air to remove odors or moisture.

   Auslüften

   • I opened the windows to air out the room.
   • She aired out the blankets on the balcony.
   • After cooking fish, you need to air out the kitchen.

   Synonymeaerateairfreshenfumigateventilate

   Antonymeconfineencloseseal

2. Express openlyinformal

   To express opinions, grievances, or ideas openly and publicly.

   Offen äußern

   • He used the meeting to air out his frustrations.
   • They aired out their differences in a calm discussion.
   • She needed to air out her concerns about the project.

   Synonymeairdeclareexpressstateutterventventilatevoice

   Antonymeconcealhidesuppress

Grundverbair