air (EN)

noun, verb

noun “air”

1. the invisible mixture of gases that humans can breathe
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   We need clean air to breathe and stay healthy.
2. the area above the ground
   The kite flew high in the air.
3. the part of the sky where airplanes fly
   From the air, the city looked like a tiny model with its buildings and streets.
4. a particular feeling or mood that something has
   The old house had an air of mystery that intrigued everyone who passed by.
5. a musical piece that is usually sung or played solo
   She sang a beautiful air from the opera that left the audience in awe.

verb “air”

1. when a program or episode is shown on television or radio
   The new episode will air on TV tonight at 8 PM.
2. to expose something to the air to make it smell better or dry it
   She aired the blankets by hanging them outside in the sunshine.
3. to open windows or doors to let fresh air come into a room or building
   She opened the windows to air the room after painting.
4. to express opinions or complaints openly in public
   She aired her frustrations about the new policy during the staff meeting.