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vent

noun
/vent/
/vent/
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  1. an opening that allows air, gas or liquid to pass out of or into a room, building, container, etc.(空气、气体、液体的)出口,进口,漏孔
    • air/heating vents通气孔;热风孔
    compare registerTopics Houses and homesc2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • air
    • air-conditioning
    • heating
    verb + vent
    • close
    • open
    • block
    preposition
    • through a/​the vent
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  2. (specialist) the opening in the body of a bird, fish, reptile or other small animal, through which waste matter is passed out(鸟、鱼等小动物的)肛门Topics Fish and shellfishc2, Birdsc2
  3. a long, thin opening at the bottom of the back or side of a coat or jacket(大衣等的)衩口,开衩,背衩
  4. Word Originnoun senses 1 to 2 late Middle English: partly from French vent ‘wind’, from Latin ventus, reinforced by French évent, from éventer ‘expose to air’, based on Latin ventus ‘wind’. noun sense 3 late Middle English: alteration of dialect fent, from Old French fente ‘slit’, based on Latin findere ‘cleave’.
Idioms
give (full) vent to something
  1. (formal) to express a feeling, especially anger, strongly(充分)表达;(淋漓尽致地)发泄
    • Children give vent to their anger in various ways.孩子用各种方式发泄怒气。
    • She gave full vent to her feelings in a violent outburst.她大发脾气以宣泄情绪。

vent

verb
/vent/
/vent/
[transitive, intransitive] (formal)
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they vent
/vent/
/vent/
he / she / it vents
/vents/
/vents/
past simple vented
/ˈventɪd/
/ˈventɪd/
past participle vented
/ˈventɪd/
/ˈventɪd/
-ing form venting
/ˈventɪŋ/
/ˈventɪŋ/
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  1. to express feelings, especially anger, strongly表达,发泄(感情,尤指愤怒)
    • vent something (on somebody) He vented his anger on the referee.他把气撒在裁判身上。
    • She vented her spleen (= shouted in an angry way) on the assembled crowd.她向聚集在一起的人群发泄怒气。
    • vent (about something) She vented for two minutes about work and her boss.她就工作和她的老板发泄了两分钟。
    • She talked with me whenever I needed to vent.每当我需要发泄的时候,她就和我说话。
    Word Originverb late Middle English: partly from French vent ‘wind’, from Latin ventus, reinforced by French évent, from éventer ‘expose to air’, based on Latin ventus ‘wind’.

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