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单词 ventilate
释义
ventilate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈven.tɪ.leɪt/us
/ˈven.t̬əl.eɪt/

ventilateverb[T](PROVIDE AIR)

tocausefreshairtoenterandmovearound aclosedspace:
使通风；使空气流通
Ventilate theroomwell whileapplyingthepaint.
Iworkin a very poorly-ventilatedbuilding.
medicalspecialized
toforceairin and out of thelungsof apersonwho cannotbreatheeasilyontheirown, using aspecialmachinecalled aventilator:
If herconditiondeteriorates, she will need to be ventilated andadmittedtointensivecare.
Coronaviruspatientscandevelopseverepneumoniaand canstruggletobreathe, oftenneedingto be ventilated inintensivecare.
More examples
  • Set upfansto ventilate thehouse,lowerthetemperatureon theairconditioner, andrundehumidifiers tosqueezeexcesswaterout of theair.
  • If you mustdryclothesinside,hangthem on aclotheshorseandopenawindowto ventilate theroom.
  • He had twoboutsofpneumoniaandcollapsedlungs, so he was put on aventilatorwhere he had to be ventilated hard.
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ventilateverb[T](MAKE KNOWN)

formal
toexpressanopinionormentionasubjectso that it can bediscussedbyothers:
说出；提到；发表
She used themeetingto ventilate all hergrievances.她利用那次会议说出了自己所有的委屈。
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  • 150peoplegatheredin McDougall'shallfor thepurposeof ventilatingtheirgrievancesinregardto thetimberlaw.
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(Definition ofventilatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
ventilate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈven.tɪ.leɪt/us
/ˈven.t̬əl.eɪt/

ventilateverb[T](PROVIDE AIR)

tocausefreshairtoenterandmovearound aclosedspace
使通风；使空气流通
Iworkin a very well-/poorly-ventilatedbuilding.我工作的大楼通风非常好／差。

ventilateverb[T](MAKE KNOWN)

formal
toexpressanopinionormentionasubjectso that it can bediscussedbyothers
说出；提到；发表
She used themeetingto ventilate all hergrievances.她利用那次会议说出了自己所有的委屈。

ventilate| American Dictionary

ventilate
verb[T]
us
/ˈven·təlˌeɪt/
tocausefreshairtoenterandmovearound anenclosedspace:
Publicbuildingsmust besafe,clean, welllighted, andproperlyventilated.

ventilation

noun[U]us
/ˌven·təlˈeɪ·ʃən/
(Definition ofventilatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofventilate

ventilate
The trachea was intubated and the animals ventilated with 100% oxygen.
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All were intubated, ventilated and sedated and required cardiovascular support with vasoactive drugs.
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All patients were ventilated by using pressure control ventilation.
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In looking for patients ventilated for significant time periods, few were found in the small rural centers.
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She was given oxygen supplementation in the incubator but never required to be ventilated.
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Their frequent references to the past were largely associative and involuntary, and seem to have served the men as a means of ventilating their anxieties.
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I found that the chapter on critical care clarified the dilemmas faced before ventilating patients.
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He's not keen on a repetition of this, though he really does believe in public service and in ventilating issues.
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Following tracheal intubation the animals were ventilated mechanically.
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Paralyzed animals were artificially ventilated and their blood pressure and heart rate monitored continuously to assess depth of anesthesia.
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Although this method consumes more energy than passive or negative pressure ventilation, it reduces insect immigration while ventilating and cooling the greenhouse.
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Heat could be collected through heat absorbing shading devices, ventilating glass walls, or heat-absorbing fluids.
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The 33 survivors were ventilated 0-72 hours (mean 7), and hospitalized 5-28 days (mean 8).
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Prompted by worsening acidosis, she was paralysed and ventilated.
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The amenity of heating and ventilating large public buildings was a reward of the industrial revolution.
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