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🔑airair1 /ɛr / noun - [uncountable] (
geography地理) the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth and that people, animals, and plants breathe空气◆Smog pollutes the air downtown.烟雾污染了市中心的空气。◆Open the window – I need some fresh air.打开窗户，我需要点新鲜空气。
- [uncountable] the space around and above things天空；空中◆to throw a ball high into the air 把球抛向高空
- [uncountable] travel or transportation in an aircraft航空旅行；空运◆to travel by air 乘飞机旅行
- [singular] an air (of sth) the particular feeling or impression that is given by someone or something神态；印象；样子◆She has a confident air.她一副信心十足的样子。◆There was a general air of confusion outside the office.办公室外面一片混乱。
- [uncountable] = air conditioning ◆a house with central air 装有中央空调的房子
 ●a breath of fresh airthe clean air that you breathe outside, especially when compared to the air inside a room or building新鲜空气；透气◆Let's go for a walk. I need a breath of fresh air.我们出去走走吧，我得透透气。●in the airprobably going to happen soon可能即将发生的◆A feeling of change was in the air.有种就要发生变化的感觉。●in the open airoutside在户外；露天◆a picnic in the open air露天野餐●on (the) airbroadcasting on radio or television（广播或电视）正在播送的◆This radio station is on the air 24 hours a day.这家广播电台每天 24 小时播音。●up in the airnot yet decided未定的；未决的◆Our travel plans are still up in the air.我们的旅行计划仍然悬而未决。●disappear, vanish, etc. into thin airto disappear completely消失得无影无踪
airair2 /ɛr / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to put clothes, etc. in a warm place or outside in the fresh air to make sure they are completely dry; to become dry in this way晾；晾干◆Leave the towels outside to air.把毛巾放在外面晾干。
- [transitive] to tell people what you think about something发表（意见）◆The discussion gave people a chance to air their views.这次讨论给了人们表达自己观点的机会。
- [intransitive, transitive] to broadcast something or to be broadcast on television or on the radio（电视或广播）播放，播送◆The next episode will be aired in two weeks.下一集将在两周后播出。
 ●air (sth) outto make a room, etc. fresh by letting air into it; to become fresh in this way（使）通风◆Open the window to air the room out.打开窗户，让房间通通风。 |