gave air to (Meaning)
gave air to
public utterance, the height achieved in performing a maneuver in the air, breath, being felt or expressed by many people, the equivalent mix of gases on another celestial object (such as a planet), radio, television, the medium of transmission of radio waves, nothingness, outward appearance, the chief voice part or melody in choral music, the look, appearance, or bearing of a person especially as expressive of some personal quality or emotion, a light breeze, air force, an air-conditioning system, an artificial way of acting, the substance through which radio waves travel, tune, melody, tune entry 1 sense 1, melody, outward appearance of a thing, to broadcast on radio or television, the state of being empty or nothing, a sudden severance of relations, to transmit by radio or television, airtime, a surrounding or pervading influence, to make known in public, to expose to the air for drying, purifying, or refreshing, to become exposed to the open air, a football offense utilizing primarily the forward pass, to expose to public view or bring to public notice, the maneuver itself, the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases (such as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth, to become broadcast, the invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases (as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth, empty space, an accompanied song or melody in usually strophic form, to place in the air for cooling, freshening, or cleaning, not yet settled, an artificial or affected manner, a mixture of invisible odorless tasteless sound-transmitting gases that is composed by volume chiefly of 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, 0.9 percent argon, 0.03 percent carbon dioxide, varying amounts of water vapor, and minute amounts of rare gases (as helium), that surrounds the earth with half its mass within four miles of the earth's surface, that has a pressure at sea level of about 14.7 pounds per square inch, and that has a density of 1.293 grams per liter at 0°C and 760 mm pressure, the height achieved in performing an aerial maneuver, aviation, compressed air, aircraft, a radio or television broadcast
Synonyms & Antonyms of gave air to
gave air to Sentence Examples
- The open window gave air to the stuffy room, invigorating its occupants.
- The respirator gave air to the patient, ensuring their survival.
- The bellows gave air to the forge, fueling the intense heat.
- The lungs gave air to the body, facilitating respiration.
- The ventilator gave air to the comatose victim, sustaining their life.
- The air pump gave air to the inflatable boat, enabling it to float.
- The scuba tank gave air to the diver, allowing them to explore the ocean's depths.
- The fan gave air to the crowd, providing relief from the oppressive heat.
- The wind gave air to the sails, propelling the boat forward.
- The air conditioner gave air to the apartment, creating a comfortable indoor climate.
FAQs About the word gave air to
public utterance, the height achieved in performing a maneuver in the air, breath, being felt or expressed by many people, the equivalent mix of gases on anothe
gave,voiced, expressed, put forth, stated, published,announced, expounded, wrote, proclaimed
restricted,suppressed,stifled, restrained,censored
The open window gave air to the stuffy room, invigorating its occupants.
The respirator gave air to the patient, ensuring their survival.
The bellows gave air to the forge, fueling the intense heat.
The lungs gave air to the body, facilitating respiration.
