English-French translation for "air"
"air" French translation
air {noun}
He attacked this machine and after a short burst it broke up in the air.
Mandate of the Working Group on Effects (ECE/EB.AIR/68, annex III, appendix IV)
18h30 – 1h00, Place Guillaume II et Plateau du St.-Esprit, 2 scènes en plein air
I would just like to mention that Air France has cancelled flights from London.
Documentation: ECE/EB.AIR/WG.1/2007/5 (Financing of Effects-oriented Activities)
1 See: http://www.unece.org/env/documents/2000/eb/wg1/eb.air.wg.1.2000.12.e.pdf
to air {verb}
to air [aired|aired] {vb} (also: to flaunt)
to air [aired|aired] {vb} (also: to get by, to get through, to go beyond, to go past)
There is one comment which I cannot leave hanging in the air, Mr President.
The convict must be allowed to spend at least two hours in the open air.
Apart from air, water is the only natural resource that the human species cannot do without.
It took 45 days of air strikes in Iraq before we could move on to the next stage.
They would suck the down draft air through these old workings.
to air [aired|aired] {vb} (also: to aerate, to ventilate)
As the water froze it heated the air to give them free air heating to ventilate the mine.
Both mines experienced coal mine methane-caused fires that were in part caused by the need to ventilate the mines with large volumes of air
to air [aired|aired] {vb} (also: to aerate, to ventilate, to air out, to give an airing)
to get some fresh air
This break is necessary to air the rooms, allow children to rest and to “recoup” before they go back to work.
to air out
air into our policies.
to air [aired|aired] {vb} (also: to broadcast, to diffuse, to screen, to shed)
67/2004),; Law on Ambient Air Quality (Official Gazette No.
By law, educational television must receive air time on public and private channels.
UNMIS Radio remains ready to go on air in Khartoum.
Some parties could still be involved in the negotiation process, while another party could be on the air.
(e) Radio and television stations or networks are willing to provide free air time for the broadcast of UNODC public service announcements.
to air [aired|aired] {v.t.} (also: to find out, to discover, to expose to the air)
to expose to the air
air {noun}
Mandate of the Working Group on Effects (ECE/EB.AIR/68, annex III, appendix IV)
18h30 – 1h00, Place Guillaume II et Plateau du St.-Esprit, 2 scènes en plein air
I would just like to mention that Air France has cancelled flights from London.
Documentation: ECE/EB.AIR/WG.1/2007/5 (Financing of Effects-oriented Activities)
1 See: http://www.unece.org/env/documents/2000/eb/wg1/eb.air.wg.1.2000.12.e.pdf
Each indicator monitors a different aspect of the environment, e.g. air pollution or land salinization.
Finish up in June with the tune which all Europeans are expecting, Beethoven's Ode to Joy: ‘’!
Promoting electronic money is an investment in development in tune with the spirit of the times.
One drunk officer asked us to play a Hungarian tune... which was banned before the war in Hungary and Poland.
He asked us to play that tune.
Every gun makes its own tune.
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