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vents

/vɛnts/

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noun

Ouvertures, évents

An opening through which gases, especially air, can pass.

Examples :

"the vent of a cask; the vent of a mould"

l'évent d'un tonneau ; l'évent d'un moule

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Ouverture, évent

A small aperture.

Examples :

"The beehive had several small vents for air circulation. "

La ruche avait plusieurs petits évents pour la circulation de l'air.

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Évent, bouche

The opening of a volcano from which lava flows.

Examples :

"Molten rock poured from the volcano's vents, creating a river of lava. "

De la roche en fusion s'est déversée des bouches du volcan, créant une rivière de lave.

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Exutoire, défoulement

A verbalized frustration.

Examples :

"My brother's constant complaints about chores were a series of vents about his feelings of being unfairly treated. "

Les plaintes constantes de mon frère concernant les corvées étaient une série de défoulements sur ses sentiments d'être traité injustement.

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Cloaque

The excretory opening of lower orders of vertebrates.

Examples :

""The biology student carefully examined the frog to identify its vents during the dissection lab." "

L'étudiant en biologie a soigneusement examiné la grenouille pour identifier son cloaque pendant le cours de dissection.

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Fente, ouverture

A slit in the seam of a garment.

Examples :

"The tailor added small vents to the back of the jacket to make it easier to move around. "

Le tailleur a ajouté de petites fentes au dos de la veste pour faciliter les mouvements.

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Lumière

The opening at the breech of a firearm, through which fire is communicated to the powder of the charge; touchhole.

Examples :

"The old cannon had corroded vents, making it unsafe to fire. "

Les anciennes canons avaient des lumières corrodées, ce qui les rendait dangereux à tirer.

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Évents

In steam boilers, a sectional area of the passage for gases divided by the length of the same passage in feet.

Examples :

"Engineers calculated the vents of the boiler's flue system to ensure efficient and safe exhaust of combustion gases. "

Les ingénieurs ont calculé les évents du système de conduit de la chaudière pour assurer une évacuation efficace et sûre des gaz de combustion.

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Issue, échappatoire, ouverture

Opportunity of escape or passage from confinement or privacy; outlet.

Examples :

"The steam vents on the coffee machine released bursts of hot air. "

Les évents de la machine à café ont libéré des bouffées d'air chaud.

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Émission, expression, publication

Emission; escape; passage to notice or expression; publication; utterance.

Examples :

"The teacher's frustrated sighs were vents of her mounting stress. "

Les soupirs frustrés de la professeure étaient des expressions de son stress croissant.

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verb

Évacuer, laisser s'échapper

To allow gases to escape.

Examples :

"The stove vents to the outside."

La cuisinière évacue à l'extérieur.

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Évacuer, ventiler

To allow to escape through a vent.

Examples :

"Exhaust is vented to the outside."

Les gaz d'échappement sont évacués à l'extérieur.

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Exprimer, manifester

To express a strong emotion.

Examples :

"Can we talk? I need to vent."

On peut parler ? J'ai besoin de m'exprimer.

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Souffler, renifler

To snuff; to breathe or puff out; to snort.

Examples :

"The tired horse vents, its nostrils flaring, after pulling the heavy cart uphill. "

Le cheval fatigué souffle, ses naseaux s'évasent, après avoir tiré la lourde charrette en montée.

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Ventriloquie

Ventriloquism.

Examples :

"The magician's act included vents, seemingly coming from his puppet while his lips remained still. "

Le numéro du magicien comprenait de la ventriloquie, venant apparemment de sa marionnette alors que ses lèvres restaient immobiles.

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Vendre

To sell; to vend.

Examples :

"The small shop vents handmade crafts to tourists. "

La petite boutique vend des objets artisanaux aux touristes.

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Auberge, relais

A baiting place; an inn.

Examples :

"After a long day of travel, the weary merchants sought refuge at the vents, eager for a hot meal and a comfortable bed. "

Après une longue journée de voyage, les marchands fatigués cherchèrent refuge à l'auberge, avides d'un repas chaud et d'un lit confortable.

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Ventilation, aération

Ventilation or ventilator.

Examples :

"I have adjusted the vent settings."

J'ai ajusté les réglages de la ventilation.

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Ventiler

To ventilate; to use a ventilator; to use ventilation.

Examples :

"The office building vents the stale air overnight to prepare for the next workday. "

L'immeuble de bureaux ventile l'air vicié pendant la nuit pour se préparer à la prochaine journée de travail.

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