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air

[air] / ɛər /








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Fifty years ago, scientists tried to limit fires by studying the results or pouring freshwater into scale models of rooms filled with saltwater, trying to mimic the interaction between smoke and air in a fire.

From The Wall Street Journal

With so much time spent up in the air, they can ill afford not to.

From The Wall Street Journal

The disruption comes at a busy time for air travel in and out of Athens, which typically sees more than 600 scheduled flights per day, as people return from winter holidays.

From BBC

The coldest air is likely to persist over the northern half of the UK and bands of snow of varying intensity could cause disruption.

From BBC

The Saudi-led coalition launched repeated warnings and air strikes over the past week, including one on an alleged Emirati arms shipment to the separatists.

From Barron's