Air out

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Pro Tip 1/3

Common Settings

Use 'air out' when talking about refreshing homes, vehicles, or indoor areas.

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Please air out the classroom during the break.

Pro Tip 2/3

After Cleaning

'Air out' is often used after cleaning to remove chemical scents or dust.

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I've just cleaned the oven; it's time to air out the kitchen.

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Not for People

Avoid using 'air out' to refer to giving people fresh air—it's for spaces and objects.

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We need to air out these old books, not the guests.

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