vent in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for vent in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.vent¹ [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] N

1. vent (outlet for gas, pressure):

vent

bocca f

vent

sfiato m

air vent

bocchettone d'aria, bocca di aerazione

to give vent to fig anger, feelings

dare sfogo a

2. vent (of volcano):

vent

camino m

3. vent Am (window):

vent

deflettore m

4. vent ZOOL:

vent

ano m

II.vent¹ [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] VB trans

1. vent (release) fig:

vent anger, spite, frustration

sfogare, scaricare (on su)

2. vent (air):

vent question, topic

esprimere, rendere noto

3. vent (let out):

vent gas, smoke

fare uscire

III.vent¹ [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] VB intr

vent gas, chimney, volcano:

vent

scaricarsi

vent² [Brit vɛnt, Am vɛnt] N (in fashion)

vent

(slit) spacco m

air vent [Brit ˈɛː vɛnt] N

air vent

cunicolo m di ventilazione

air vent

bocca f d'aerazione

vent glass [ˈventɡlɑːs, -ɡlæs] N MOTOR

vent glass

deflettore m

Translations for vent in the Italian»English Dictionary

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vol-au-vent

vol-au-vent

sfogatoio

vent

ano

vent

sfiatatoio

(air) vent

deflettore MOTOR

vent Am

bocca di aerazione

air vent

vent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vent in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.vent¹ [vent] N

1. vent (outlet for gas):

vent

sfiato m

air vent

presa f d'aria

2. vent GEO:

vent

camino m

3. vent (release of feelings):

to give vent to sth

sfogare qc

to give vent to one's feelings

sfogarsi

II.vent¹ [vent] VB trans

vent

sfogare

to vent one's anger on sb

sfogare la propria rabbia su qu

vent² [vent] N FASHION

vent

spacco m

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to vent one's spleen

sfogare il proprio malumore

Translations for vent in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

vol-au-vent

vol-au-vent

sfiato

vent

sfiatatoio

vent

sfiatare

to vent

dare sfogo ai propri sentimenti

to give vent to one's feelings

vent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

air vent

presa f d'aria

to give vent to sth

sfogare qc

to give vent to one's feelings

sfogarsi

to vent one's anger on sb

sfogare la propria rabbia su qu

to vent one's spleen

sfogare il proprio malumore

to give vent to one's feelings

dare sfogo ai propri sentimenti

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A new ventilation system eliminated the need for vent windows, which provided a longer sleeker look and improved visibility.

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

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Adding a vent connection within the run will aid flow and when used with a clean out allows for better serviceability of the long run.

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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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This broad 10to12km mi volcanic shield issued lava from a rootless vent.

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

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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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The viscous magma then forms a steep-sided dome or volcanic spine in the volcano's vent.

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He went on raving for years, subjecting himself to the severest sufferings, and giving vent to his religious intoxication in his poems.

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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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