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vent

[vent] / vɛnt /




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The balloons rise and descend using vents or propellers to find the right currents.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybe part of him wanted to vent at all the doubters, which was just about everybody outside his bubble.

From BBC

He said that when life gets dark and challenging, Cris allows him to vent his frustrations.

From BBC

Gas issued from small vents called fumaroles, but the plumes of ash and steam and gas had ended on May 14.

From Literature

Early screening also meant Isaac had vents fitted within months of getting his hearing aids to resolve another hearing issue - glue ears - rather than having to join a waiting list.

From BBC