0 the gases we breathe -- air [ masculine ]
1 [ singular ] the space around and above us -- l’air
dancers leaping into the air des danseurs bondissant en l’air
2 aircraft -- avion [ masculine ]
a feeling of excitement in the air un sentiment palpable d’excitation
4 undecided or unresolved -- vague
5 being broadcast -- à l’antenne
6 no longer being broadcast -- hors antenne
7 to broadcast -- diffuser
8 the mixture of gases we breathe; the atmosphere -- air
9 the space above the ground; the sky -- air(s)
Birds fly through the air.
10 appearance -- air
11 a tune -- air
12 to make known -- exprimer, émettre
He loved to air his opinions.
13 to expose to the air in order to dry or make more fresh etc -- aérer
We can air our views on this issue, and we should go ahead with the debate.
Following lengthy negotiations, an agreement on ambient air quality has been achieved at long last.
This is no mean feat, and is also very important, because ambient air quality has a direct impact on environmental and human health.
History has shown that the presidencies of small countries have often brought with them a breath of fresh air.
We need to take care of our water bodies, the air and the soil.
The introduction of oxygen from fossils or plants should also be encouraged, given its positive and immediate effect on air quality.
Soil, as has been said in this debate, unlike air and water, does not flow from state to state.
Its virtue is that it wants to measure and capture air pollution primarily at the place of pollution, which is technically the right approach.
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