venting

• 指发泄强烈情绪、不满或意见的行为，常以不加克制的方式表达。也可指排放气体或液体，或开孔通风。

A noun referring to the act of expressing strong emotions, opinions, or frustrations, often in an unrestrained manner.

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1. Expression of emotionsB2informal

   The act of expressing strong emotions, especially anger or frustration, often in a forceful or uncontrolled way.

   发泄情绪

   • He needed some venting after a stressful day at work.
   • She did a lot of venting about her boss to her friends.
   • Venting can sometimes help you feel better, but it's not always productive.

   同义词catharsisexpressionoutburstoutletoutpouringreleaseunloading

2. Release of air or gasB1formal

   The process of allowing air, gas, or steam to escape from a confined space.

   排气

   • The venting of the steam engine is essential for safety.
   • Proper venting of the kitchen hood removes cooking odors.
   • The plumber checked the venting system for blockages.

   同义词dischargeemissionescapeexhaustoutflowreleaseventilation

   反义词compressioncontainmentsealing

• 动词，指释放或表达强烈情绪，也指从封闭空间中排出空气或气体。

A verb used to express the act of releasing or expressing strong emotions, or allowing air or gas to escape from a confined space.

1. Express emotionsB2informal

   To release or express strong feelings, especially anger or frustration.

   发泄情绪

   • She vented her frustration by screaming into a pillow.
   • He needed someone to vent to after a stressful day.
   • They vented their anger at the unfair decision.

   同义词airdischargeexpresslet outpour outreleaseunburdenvoice

   反义词bottlecheckcontaincurbinhibitrepresssmotherstiflesuppressswallow

2. Allow air to circulateB1formal

   To expose something to fresh air or allow air to pass through, in order to cool or freshen it.

   通风

   • Open the windows to vent the room after cooking.
   • The attic needs to be properly vented to prevent moisture buildup.
   • He vented the engine compartment to cool it down.

   同义词aerateaircooloxygenaterefresh

   反义词blockclosesealstifle