vent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for vent in the English»French Dictionary

I.vent [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] N

1. vent (outlet for gas, pressure):

vent

bouche f

vent

conduit m

to give vent to fig anger, feelings

décharger

2. vent (of volcano):

vent

cheminée f

3. vent FASHION (slit):

vent

fente f

4. vent Am (window):

vent

déflecteur m

5. vent ZOOL:

vent

orifice m anal

II.vent [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] VB trans

1. vent (release) fig:

vent anger, spite, frustration

décharger (on sur)

2. vent (air):

vent question, topic

aborder publiquement

3. vent (let out):

vent gas, smoke

évacuer

III.vent [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] VB intr

vent gas, chimney, volcano:

vent

s'évacuer

vent glass N MOTOR

vent glass

déflecteur m

air vent N

air vent

bouche f d'aération

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to vent one's spleen on sb

décharger sa mauvaise humeur or sa bile sur qn

ferocious vent

violent

Translations for vent in the French»English Dictionary

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vol-au-vent

vol-au-vent

déflecteur

vent Am

évent

vent

déverser son fiel sur qn

to vent one's spleen on sb

fente (dans un dos de veste)

vent

vent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vent in the English»French Dictionary

I.vent [vent] N

1. vent (opening):

vent

conduit m

2. vent FASHION:

vent

fente f

Phrases:

to give vent to sth

donner libre cours à qc

to give vent to anger

laisser exploser sa colère

II.vent [vent] VB trans a. fig

vent

décharger

to vent one's anger on sb

laisser éclater sa colère sur qn

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to vent one's spleen on sb

décharger sa mauvaise humeur sur qn

Translations for vent in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

vol-au-vent

vol-au-vent

fente (dans une veste)

vent

décharger

to vent

il veut décharger sa colère sur toi

he wants to vent his anger on you

vent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to give vent to sth

donner libre cours à qc

to give vent to anger

laisser exploser sa colère

to vent one's anger on sb

laisser éclater sa colère sur qn

to vent one's spleen on sb

décharger sa mauvaise humeur sur qn

he wants to vent his anger on you

il veut décharger sa colère sur toi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The source water for hydrothermal explosions, geysers, and hot springs is heated groundwater convecting below and lateral to the hot water vent.

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A base, which may have been for a cupola, is in the center of the ridge vent.

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However, in many cases, the tower overhead is not easily condensed totally and the reflux drum must include a vent gas outlet stream.

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It's better to vent frustration and to address the unasked questions.

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He had also placed wooden toothpicks in the vent holes on his fuel cap to prevent moist air from entering and condensing overnight.

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Featuring a button through style and panelled finish, with multiple flap pockets, epaulette detail, a centre vent to the back and adjustable button tab cuffs.

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For this reason it is recommended that liquid latex be allowed to vent for several minutes before being applied in this way.

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All you need to do is open the can, align the red tab over the button and press down on the vent to open it.

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The resulting froth of expanding steam and hot water then sprays out of the geyser vent.

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However, if the latrine is dark inside the only light they can see is at the top of the vent pipe.

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