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Detailed Translations for air from English to Spanish

air:

to air verb (airs, aired, airing)

  1. to air (vent; let off steam; work off; give vent to)
    desahogar

Conjugations for air:

present
  1. air
  2. air
  3. airs
  4. air
  5. air
  6. air
simple past
  1. aired
  2. aired
  3. aired
  4. aired
  5. aired
  6. aired
present perfect
  1. have aired
  2. have aired
  3. has aired
  4. have aired
  5. have aired
  6. have aired
past continuous
  1. was airing
  2. were airing
  3. was airing
  4. were airing
  5. were airing
  6. were airing
future
  1. shall air
  2. will air
  3. will air
  4. shall air
  5. will air
  6. will air
continuous present
  1. am airing
  2. are airing
  3. is airing
  4. are airing
  5. are airing
  6. are airing
subjunctive
  1. be aired
  2. be aired
  3. be aired
  4. be aired
  5. be aired
  6. be aired
diverse
  1. air!
  2. let's air!
  5. aired
  6. airing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

air [the ~] noun

  1. the air (ether; aether)
    el éter
  2. the air (tune; song; ditty)
    el aire; la melodía
  3. the air (airspace; space)
    el espacio aéreo

Translation Matrix for air:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aire air; ditty; song; tune appearance; ballad; bearing; deportment; exterior; firmament; fresh air; grand manner; heaven; look; looks; melody; open air; open-air; sky; song; tune
desahogar relieve; unburdening
espacio aéreo air; airspace; space air space
melodía air; ditty; song; tune ballad; melody; song; tune
éter aether; air; ether
- air travel; airwave; atmosphere; aura; aviation; breeze; gentle wind; line; melodic line; melodic phrase; melody; strain; tune; zephyr
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
desahogar air; give vent to; let off steam; vent; work off relieve; relieve someone of an obligation
- aerate; air out; bare; beam; broadcast; publicise; publicize; send; transmit; vent; ventilate

Related Words for "air":

  • airing, airs

Synonyms for "air":


Antonyms for "air":


Related Definitions for "air":

  1. travel via aircraft1
    • air travel involves too much waiting in airports1
    • if you've time to spare go by air1
  2. a distinctive but intangible quality surrounding a person or thing1
    • an air of mystery1
    • the house had a neglected air1
  3. medium for radio and television broadcasting1
    • the program was on the air from 9 til midnight1
  4. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence1
    • she was humming an air from Beethoven1
  5. the mass of air surrounding the Earth1
    • it was exposed to the air1
  6. the region above the ground1
    • her hand stopped in mid air1
    • he threw the ball into the air1
  7. a slight wind (usually refreshing)1
    • as he waited he could feel the air on his neck1
  8. a mixture of gases (especially oxygen) required for breathing; the stuff that the wind consists of1
    • air pollution1
    • a smell of chemicals in the air1
    • open a window and let in some air1
    • I need some fresh air1
  9. once thought to be one of four elements composing the universe (Empedocles)1
  10. expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen1
    • air the old winter clothes1
  11. expose to warm or heated air, so as to dry1
  12. make public1
    • She aired her opinions on welfare1
  13. broadcast over the airwaves, as in radio or television1
    • We cannot air this X-rated song1
  14. be broadcast1
    • This show will air Saturdays at 2 P.M.1
  15. expose to fresh air1

Wiktionary Translations for air:

air
verb
  1. to bring into contact with the air
noun
  1. music: a song, an aria
  2. mixture of gases making up the atmosphere of the Earth
  3. historical: one of the basic elements
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• air → aire ↔ lucht — het mengsel van gassen waaruit de afmosfeer bestaat
• air → aire ↔ air — gezicht, houding
• air → aire ↔ air — mélange gazeux constituer l’atmosphère.
• air → aire ↔ air — mélodie chantée ou jouée à l’aide d’un instrument.
• air → airear; ventilar; aventar ↔ aérer — assainir en mettre en contact avec l’air.
• air → aéreo ↔ aérien — Qui est d’air, à l’air, de l’air, ou qui se passe dans l’air
• air → impresión ↔ impression — imprimerie|fr action par laquelle une chose appliquer sur une autre y laisser une empreinte ; résultat de cette action.
• air → semblante; aspecto; aires ↔ mine — air qui résulter de la conformation extérieure de la personne, et principalement du visage.
• air → melodía; aria ↔ mélodie — (musique) suite de sons d’où résulte un chant agréable et régulier.
• air → airear; ventilar ↔ éventer — rafraîchir par l’air au moyen d’un éventail ou de tout autre objet.

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