英:[vent]
美:[vent]
英:[vent]
美:[vent]
复数:vents
第三人称单数:vents
现在分词:venting
过去式:vented
过去分词:vented
词根:vent
adj.ventilated 通风的
ventilatory 通气的,通风的
n.venture 企业;风险;冒险
ventilation 通风设备;空气流通
ventilator 通风设备;换气扇
v.ventilated 发表;使…通风(ventilate的过去分词)
vi.venture 冒险;投机
vt.venture 敢于
ventilate 使通风;给…装通风设备;宣布
verb
transitive verb
to provide with a vent
to serve as a vent for
chimneys vent smoke
discharge, expel
to give often vigorous or emotional expression to
vented her frustration on her coworkers
to relieve by means of a vent
vented himself in a fiery letter to the editor
intransitive verb
to relieve oneself by venting something (such as anger)
comes home from work and vents to the kids
noun (1)
an opening for the escape of a gas or liquid or for the relief of pressure: such as
the external opening of the rectum or cloaca : anus
pipe sense 3c, fumarole
an opening at the breech of a muzzle-loading gun through which fire is touched to the powder
chiefly Scotland chimney, flue
an opportunity or means of escape, passage, or release : outlet
finally gave vent to his pent-up hostility
noun (2)
a slit in a garmentspecifically: an opening in the lower part of a seam (as of a jacket or skirt)
give vent to发泄;吐露
vent on someone拿某人出气
air vent通气孔
vent gas排出气
vent hole通气孔,通风孔;风眼
vent pipe[机]通气管
vent system排气系统;通风系统;通气管系统
hydrothermal vent深海热泉;深海热液喷口
gas vent气孔;排气孔;通气管;气体出口
vent on迁怒
volcanic vent火山口,火山道
vent valve排气阀
vent air通风空气
14世纪后期,“从局限的空间中释放”,可能是 aventer 的缩写,“将自己暴露在空气中”(约1300年),来自古法语 eventer “放出,暴露于空气中”,源自通俗拉丁语 *exventare,来自拉丁语 ex “出去”和 ventus “风”(来自 PIE *wē-nt-o‑ “吹”的词根的带后缀的分词形式 *we- “吹”)。
“自由表达”意义首次记录于1590年代。“泄露,发布”(1590年代)的意义在短语 vent one's spleen 背后(见 spleen )。相关: Vented; venting 。
通气口
放气口
孔,口:尤指肛门
排脓口
泄殖腔口
肛门
肛門
出烟道
通气口
Verb Middle English venten "to provide with an air hole," in part verbal derivative of vent "anus, outlet, vent >entry 2," in part short for aventen "to cool (oneself, as by removing a helmet), release, let air out of," borrowed from Anglo-French aventer "to allow to escape, release, fan," probably altered by vowel reduction from Old French esventer "to fan, cool by stirring the air," going back to Vulgar Latin *exventāre, from Latin ex- ex- >entry 1 + -ventāre, verbal derivative of ventus "wind" — more at wind >entry 1 Noun (1) Middle English, "anus, outlet," probably borrowed from Anglo-French, "wind, cold air, draft, outlet" (continental Old French, "wind"), going back to Latin ventus "wind" — more at wind >entry 1 Noun (2) Middle English vent, fente, borrowed from Anglo-French fente "split, crack, opening," derivative of fendre "to split" (going back to Latin findere), probaby by analogy with pairs such as rendre "to yield," rente "income" — more at bite >entry 1, render >entry 1, rent >entry 1
The first known use of vent was in the 14th century
ventilationnoun
the act or process of ventilating
circulation of air
a room with good ventilation
a system or means of providing fresh air
ventilateverb
to discuss freely and openly
ventilate a complaint
to expose to air and especially to a current of fresh air
ventilate stored grain
to provide with ventilation
ventilate a room with fans
ventilateverb
to discuss freely and openly
ventilate a complaint
to expose to air and especially to a current of fresh air
ventilate stored grain
to provide with ventilation
ventilate a room with fans
ventilateverb
to discuss freely and openly
ventilate a complaint
to expose to air and especially to a current of fresh air
ventilate stored grain
to provide with ventilation
ventilate a room with fans
vent1 of 3verb
to provide with an outlet
to serve as an outlet for
chimneys vent smoke
to give expression to
vented her frustration on her sister
vent2 of 3noun
an opening (as a flue) for the escape of a gas or liquid or for the relief of pressure
an opportunity or means of release : outlet
his writing gives vent to his pent-up feelings
vent3 of 3noun
an opening in the lower part of a seam (as of a jacket or skirt)
vent1 of 3verb
to provide with an outlet
to serve as an outlet for
chimneys vent smoke
to give expression to
vented her frustration on her sister
vent2 of 3noun
an opening (as a flue) for the escape of a gas or liquid or for the relief of pressure
an opportunity or means of release : outlet
his writing gives vent to his pent-up feelings
vent3 of 3noun
an opening in the lower part of a seam (as of a jacket or skirt)
ventnoun
an opening for the escape of a gas or liquid or for the relief of pressureespecially: the external opening of the rectum or cloaca : anus
1 They crawled along, peering in vents as they went.
2 The air that gets freeze-separated comes in through a single large vent on the main unit.
3 Hydrogen storage tank, high point shall be equip with vent line, lowest point shall have drain.
贮氢罐的最高点应设放空管, 最低点应设排污管.
4 The dusty vents blew hot, dry air in my face.
5 She picked up my boxer shorts when I was folding them, and she had this smile, and she put her finger through the vent in the front and twiddled it.
6 I looked up to see the vent twirling.
7 He knew from watching through the vent the past few days that the caravan of vehicles came up the road like a parade.
8 His anger vented itself in curses.
他用咒骂来出气[发泄愤怒].
9 It was a result of the heating vent’s bad acoustics, her own imperfect English, and the fact that she kept lifting her head to hear if anyone was coming.
10 He had to slide boxes around and drag an old step stool from the opposite end of the attic, but finally his eyes were level with the back vent.
11 The steam found a vent through a crack in the pipe.
蒸气从管子的裂缝漏出去。
12 He doesn’t understand that I sometimes need to vent my feelings for Mother.
13 One day when Idek was venting his fury, I happened to cross his path.
14 The heat from the hot spot is what powers all of Yellowstone’s vents, geysers, hot springs, and popping mud pots.
15 An hour later, breathing the same hot air under the comforter in and out, listening to the rattle of the air vent, I thought about the other significant thing about turning ten.
16 Do say, "Do you just need to vent?"
要说:“您需要倾诉一下么?”
17 The floor of his locker was littered with empty snack bags that Jasmine had slid through the door vent between classes over the last two days.
18 At first he walked fast to vent his fury, but soon he slowed and began to push aside bushes and leaves.
19 She in the living room and she done pull a chair next to the wall vent, so what’s left a the air-condition blowing up her slip.
20 Hugo ran down the hallway and disappeared back inside the metal vent in the wall.
2 开叉
3 发出
emanative emanant emergent effluent emissive shooting emission procession salience effluence issue proceed emanate gargle effuse give place launch shoot throw wind flash evolve dispatch utter fetch fling heave
6 表达
demonstration utterance speak articulate say hold express convey couch conceive utter clothe ventilate evince lay tongue to give vent to expression articulation conveyance make put pay voice Frame register communicate import transmit physicalize communicative show reflection rendering represent frame reflect signal demonstrate render externalize give voice to expressive communication tell present capture phrase signify opine give shape to give full vent to
10 排气孔
11 火门
12 流出
effluent excurrent -rrhea run issue flow pour discharge spill overflow outflow shedding outpouring effusion emanation efflux extravasation outpour outgo effluence flowage debouchment spilth stream bleed exude debouch disembogue outgush let draw weep ooze effuse
13 孔
hole opening hollow Punch orifice howe OS foramen aperture perforation ostium fenestra socket scoop pore stoma osculum oscular eye mouth punch bore sinking scab vulva
14 发泄
ventage exhalation exhale abreact give loose to give vent to riot abreaction physicalize release wreak unload get out of your system spill out work off blaze unleash give full vent to ventilation offload pour ventilate
18 指孔
19 排气口
20 口
oral read mouth lip trendy floppy nit heck blinking a hard nut a holy terror a thick head all of a sweat be in into a lather be on the streets be on the up and up bite the dust boot out camp it up clean as a whistle close to the bone come a cropper come to grief come up trumps get under skin give a leg up give a miss give get the push give gyp give the creeps give the works go like a bomb go off the rails go phut go with a swing have a thing about have nothing on let rip make a muck of not have a clue on the nod on the trot pack a punch plank down shoot mouth off square up to stick in throat take to the cleaners that's rich under nose up the pole up to the minute waltz off with lick boots not to be sneezed at bully for a country cousin cross my heart it's all Greek to me the sky's the limit no room to swing a cat beggars can't be choosers one's Sunday best splice the mainbrace one's better half be a devil put face on hark at his nibs push up daisies slap and tickle show a leg be no oil painting of that same her in birthday suit stir stumps Dutch courage all of a twitter have a bun in the oven excuse my French spend apenny sponge on blue eyed boy save hide watch this space I don't mind if I do a fat lot be guaranteed to do eat out of house and home show a clean pair of heels a bright spark a ray of sunshine keep up with the Joneses ponce about common as dirt a song and dance mutton dressed as lamb be on at gad about rub nose in it wet behind the ears gallivant about weasel out slobber over be on about turn on the waterworks watch the clock cheap as dirt of a sort sorts the lie of the land not know what hit one just the job on Shanks's pony just about do in number one on the side too bad not exactly walk over nothing like in a state for real all over the place the real thing on the shelf for the duration roll in pitch in keen on muscle in curl up get hold of come down on be in for walk away with serve up sweat blood off base for the birds choke off go overboard be expecting get the hang of dream on old hat all very well have all the answers like a shot out of sorts what are you waiting for trot out get away with murder siphon off the kiss of death on the make nose out the rat race hit the deck buccal trap chop jaw orifice gob stoma kisser OS meatus ostium mouthpiece stomatic door opening scoop strait os neb nose-piece bone box
22 排出
excretory exhaust discharge elimination evacuation ejection excretion eduction egestion run avoid eliminate evacuate eject excrete defecate egest blow down
23 开衩
28 放出
release evolution rendering liberation extrication effluence voidance issue pay let evolve render discharge void bleed liberate exhale extricate uncage desorb
29 裂口
chasmal scissure break gap shake breach rip rift breakage yawn cleft chasm laceration crevasse screed chink rictus
30 排放口