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ventilate

/ˈven.tɪ.leɪt/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de hacer circular aire fresco en un espacio cerrado, o para expresar abiertamente una opinión o un sentimiento, o para discutir algo públicamente.

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verb

/ˈven.tɪ.leɪt/B2formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de hacer circular aire fresco en un espacio cerrado, o para expresar abiertamente una opinión o un sentimiento, o para discutir algo públicamente.

A verb used to indicate the act of allowing fresh air to circulate through a space, or to express an opinion or feeling openly.

  1. To freshen with airB1formal

    To expose something to cool or cold air in order to cool or freshen it.

    esventilar

    • She opened the windows to ventilate the room.
    • The fan helps to ventilate the attic during summer.
    • He ventilated the basement to remove the musty smell.

    Sinónimosaerateairair outfreshenvent

    Antónimossealsmotherstiflesuffocate

  2. To prevent spoilageB2formal

    To expose something to the circulation of fresh air in order to slow down spoilage.

    esventilar para evitar la descomposición

    • The grain must be ventilated regularly to prevent mold.
    • Properly ventilated storage keeps vegetables fresh longer.
    • They ventilated the cheese cellar to maintain the right humidity.

    Sinónimosaerateairair out

  3. To circulate air throughB1formal

    To cause air to circulate through a space, refreshing it.

    esventilar

    • The air conditioning system ventilates the entire building.
    • Fresh air ventilates the greenhouse through the roof vents.
    • The tunnel is ventilated by large fans.

    Sinónimosaerateairair outcoolfanfreshenoxygenate

    Antónimosclosesealstagnatestop

  4. To express an opinionB2formal

    To give expression or utterance to a thought, feeling, or opinion.

    esExpresar una opinión

    • He ventilated his frustrations during the meeting.
    • She ventilated her concerns about the new policy.
    • The forum allowed citizens to ventilate their views.

    Sinónimosairarticulateexpressstateutterventvoice

    Antónimosconcealrepressstiflesuppresswithhold

  5. To provide an air openingB2formal

    To furnish with an opening to allow air to circulate or gas to escape.

    esventilar

    • The plumber ventilated the gas pipe to release pressure.
    • They ventilated the engine compartment for safety.
    • The roof was ventilated to prevent heat buildup.

    Sinónimosaerateairfreshenoxygenatevent

    Antónimosblockcloseplugsealstop

Formas
  • ventilated past participle
  • ventilated past simple
  • ventilating present participle
  • ventilates third person singular
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