Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Vent"

A: As a noun it is a passage for air that allows gas or smoke to escape.

As a verb it is used to mean express built-up negative emotions, generally anger.

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A: To release air, or a grate intended for releasing air. Central heating systems push hot air through vents into different rooms of the building.

It can also be a metaphor for expressing anger to someone who doesn't deserve it, complaining about something but not expecting the other person to do anything about it.

A: To vent somewhere means to go to another area. A vent is a lid that has holes or slots/lines in it that allow fumes or smoke to travel outside a home or room. A chimney on a fireplace is like a vent. If referring to the game “among us” your character can vent to another room after killing another player so you do not get caught.

A: “to vent” to someone means to talk to them, usually about problems in your life that you feel you should get advice for. “A vent” is like a ceiling vent. :)

A: It can mean "to let air (or other such substance) exit or pass through" a machine, for example.

But maybe you mean when people say things like "He was venting on how bad the film was" which means he was loudly and excitedly giving an opinion on the film. So it means someone sharing their point of view, sometimes in an annoying manner.

A: thank you!

A: You can vent for me anytime you want
Vente significa desabafar.

A: "Vent" can be a noun or a verb.
Noun~it is a small opening allowing air or gas flow
Verb~give free expression

A: venting = expressing negative feelings out loud, often to someone who's not involved
"Thanks for listening to me today. I just needed to vent about my boss."

grumbling = expressing negative feelings quietly, often near someone who is involved
"When the boss ordered everyone to stay late, there was a lot of grumbling in the kitchen."

complaining = expressing negative feelings clearly, often to someone who can help
"The patient complains of a sharp pain in his abdomen."

A: Level with me is a call to be truthful and to resolve a conflict between the speakers. The first two is just to help someone feel better by letting them express what they going through.

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A: Are you looking for the pronunciation of the English word "vent"? Or an English translation of the French "le vent" ("the wind")?

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A: can you help me with my English?

A: But I needed to get it out (?)