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1.

• Englishfervent

• Englishexhibiting particular enthusiasm, zeal, conviction, persistence, or belie

• Bulgarianпламенен

• Chinese

• Mandarin熱切踊跃

• Dutchfervent

• Finnishkiihkeä

• Frenchfervent

• Galicianafervoado

• Germaninbrünstig

• Hebre qualifierheנִלְהַב

• Japanese熱烈

• Portuguesefervente, fervoroso, férvido

• Russianпла́менный, пы́лкий, стра́стный

• Scottish gaelicdian, dealasach, dìoghrasach

• Spanishferviente

• Turkishtutkun

2.

• Englishvent

• Englishan opening through which gases, especially air, can pass

• Czechprůduch

• Finnishventtiili, aukko

• Frenchbouche d'aération

• GermanLuftloch

• Italiansfogobocchetta

• Manxtowl

• Maoriaumanga, putanga hau

• Old Irishgáethaire

• Portugueserespiradouro

• Russianвентиляцио́нное отве́рстиеотду́шина

• Spanishventilación

• Tagaloglilong

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• Englishvent

• Englishto allow to escape through a vent

• Frenchventiler

• Germanentlüften

• 
  

• Englishvent

• Englishto express a strong emotion

• Catalandesfogar

• Chinese

• Mandarin發洩发泄

• Dutchventileren

• Finnishpurkaa tunteitaan

• Germanablassen

• Italiansfogarsi

• Maoriruke

• Russianизлива́ть

• Spanishdesahogar

3.

• Englishadvent

• Englishcoming, arrival

• Armenianգալուստ

• Bulgarianпоява, идване

• Chinese

• Mandarin到來出现

• Danishkomme

• Finnishsaapua

• Frencharrivée

• GermanAnkunft

• Greekέλευση

• Hebre ביאה

• Italianavvento

• Kurdish

• Soraniده‌رپه‌ڕین

• Oriyaଆଗମନ

• Polishnadejście

• Portuguesechegadaadvento

• Russianпоявле́ние

• Spanishadvenimiento

• Swedishankomst

• Welshdyfodiad

4.

• Englishventilate

• EnglishTo replace stale or noxious air with fresh

• Czechvětrat

• Dutchverluchtigen

• Germanlüften

• Portugueseventilar

• Spanishventilar

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• Englishventilate

• EnglishTo circulate air through a building, etc.

• Dutchverluchtigen

• Esperantoventoli

• Germanbelüften, ventilieren

• Hungarianszellőztet

• Portugueseventilar, arejar

• Quechuawayrachiy

• Spanishventilar

• 
  

• Englishventilate

• EnglishTo expose something to the circulation of fresh air

• Germanlüften, belüften

• Spanishventilar

• 
  

• Englishventilate

• EnglishTo expose something to public examination or discussion

• Italianventilare

• 
  

• Englishventilate

• English(medicine) To provide manual or mechanical breathing to a patient

• Germanbeatmen

• Portugueseventilar

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