air out — to broadcast or transmit something on radio or television
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to broadcast or transmit something on radio or television
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈer aʊt/
Korean meaning: 방송하다, 송출하다
Korean pronunciation: **에어** 아웃
Example Sentences
- The reality show will air out all the contestants' embarrassing moments on prime time.
- After the yoga class, we need to air out the studio because everyone was sweating heavily.
- The meeting was scheduled to air out all the budget concerns before making final decisions.
air out
VERB//ˈer aʊt//
to broadcast or transmit something on radio or television
to broadcast or transmit something on radio or television
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Care out the facts, then air out and share out the news!
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Origin
고대 그리스어 'aer'(공기)에서 유래한 'air'와 부사 'out'의 결합으로, 16세기경부터 '공기를 내보내다'는 의미로 사용되었고, 20세기에 방송 매체의 발달과 함께 '방송하다'는 의미가 추가되었다.
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“The reality show will air out all the contestants' embarrassing moments on prime time.”
“After the yoga class, we need to air out the studio because everyone was sweating heavily.”
“The meeting was scheduled to air out all the budget concerns before making final decisions.”
“My grandmother likes to air out her vintage dresses in the garden every spring.”
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