Vents

Vents

“Vents” can have multiple meanings, but here we’ll focus on its usage as a verb, referring to the action of allowing air, gas, or liquid to escape or be released from a confined space. It can also relate to expressing feelings, opinions, or grievances.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The mechanic carefully vents the excess pressure from the air compressor.
  2. When cooking, make sure to use the hood to vent the kitchen of cooking odors.
  3. Frustrated with the situation, she decided to vent her grievances to a trusted friend.
  4. The volcano began to vent steam and ash, indicating increased activity.
  5. The air conditioning system is designed to efficiently vent cool air throughout the building.
  6. The speaker took a moment to vent his passionate opinions on the pressing issue.
  7. Opening the window helped to vent the stuffy room and allow fresh air inside.
  8. The pressure relief valve automatically vents excess steam from the boiler.
  9. In therapy, individuals are encouraged to vent their emotions in a safe and supportive environment.
  10. The submarine crew must carefully control when and how to vent ballast to maintain stability.

Synonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Release: melepaskan
  • Discharge: pembuangan
  • Expel: mengeluarkan
  • Emit: memancarkan
  • Exhale: menghembuskan
  • Express: menyatakan
  • Voice: mengungkapkan
  • Air out: mengudara
  • Pour out: menuangkan
  • Share: berbagi

Antonyms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Confine: membatasi
  • Retain: menahan
  • Hold in: menahan
  • Suppress: menahan
  • Keep in: menahan
  • Bottle up: menahan
  • Inhibit: menghambat
  • Restrain: menahan
  • Control: mengendalikan
  • Contain: mengandung

Words Derived from It and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Ventilation: ventilasi
  • Ventilator: ventilator

Related Words and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Airflow: aliran udara
  • Gas release: pelepasan gas
  • Steam release: pelepasan uap
  • Outflow: aliran keluar
  • Emission: emisi
  • Outburst: ledakan emosi
  • Expression: ekspresi

Phrasal Verbs and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Vent out: mengeluarkan
  • Ventilate: mengudara
  • Vent about: mengeluh tentang
  • Vent off: melepaskan tekanan

Common Expressions and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Let off steam: melepaskan uap
  • Blow off steam: melepaskan uap
  • Air one’s grievances: mengungkapkan keluhan
  • Get something off one’s chest: melepaskan sesuatu dari hati

Related Idioms and Indonesian Equivalents:

  • Clear the air: menyegarkan udara
  • Off one’s chest: dari hati

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