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vent

/vɛnt/

US pronunciation
American sound/vɛnt/
vent
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
IPA vowel pattern
Ending
Clear final sound

US voice -> vent

Myanmar meaning

(n) အပေါက်ငယ်။

Full entry

vent1 / vent / n

၁။ လေဝင်လေထွက်အပေါက်။ air/ heating vents.
၂။ (ကြက်၊ ငှက်၊ ငါး၊ မြွေ တို့၏) စအို။ ဝစ္စမဂ်။
v ~ sth (on sb) (ရင်ထဲရှိသော မကျေနပ်ချက်၊ ဒေါသ) ထွက်ပေါက်ရှာသည်။ ကုလားမနိုင် ရခိုင်မဲသည်။ He vented his rage/ wrath/ spleen on his long-suffering wife.
❏ give (full) vent to sth [IDM ] ရင်ဖွင့်သည်။ She gave vent to her feelings in a violent outburst.

vent2 / vent / n

ကုတ်အကျႌကျောဘက်အကွဲ (သို့) ဘေးထိုးအိတ်။

More examples
  • There’s no need to vent your anger on me.
Synonyms
give vent to, find expression for, expel, voice, emit, utter, escape, declare, air, aperture, assert, avenue, chimney, come out with, discharge, drain, drive out, duct, empty, exhaust, exit, express, flue, gap, give, give off, give out, hole, issue, loose, opening, orifice, outlet, pipe, pour out, provide escape, put, release, split, spout, state, take out on, throw off, unleash, ventilate, ventilator, verbalize
Antonyms
be quiet, closing, closure, conceal, deny, door, hold, keep, solid, suppress, take
Cross references
give vent tofind expression forexpelvoiceemitutterescapedeclareairapertureassertavenuechimneycome out withdischargedraindrive outductemptyexhaustexitexpressfluegapgivegive offgive outhole
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