The English term "air out" matches the Italian term "ventilare, arieggiare, aerare"

other english words that include "out" : italian :
about intorno, verso, attorno, circa
about turn dietro front
at the outset prima
blackout perdita, panna
boutique impresa
breathe out esalare
buyout accaparramento
carry out effettuare
clout lobo
come about accadere, succedere
come out andare a passeggio
cutout estirpare
day in day out tutti i giorni
do without privo
find out scoprire
flout canzonare
found out scoperto
go out andare a passeggio, entrare
gout artrite
handout volantino
hangout casotto
hold out resistere
knock out abbàttere
knockout precipitazione
lock out blocco
look out attenzione
lookouts attèndere
loudmouth lingwacciuto
lout tanghero
loutish villano
measure out dosare
mouth boca, abboccatura, muso, bocca, imboccatura
mouthwash collutorio
out da, al di fuori di
out of da, al di fuori di
out of date sorpassa
out of it indi
outbreak esplosione
outburst erompere
outclass superare, superare
outcome risultato
outdated sorpassa, arcàico
outdistance sorpassare
outdistanced sorpassai
outdoor al di fuori
outdoors al di fuori
outer esterno
outermost estremo
outfit fornitura, equipaggio
outflow emissario
outgoing uscente
outgrowth protuberanza
outing escursione
outlandishness strano
outlaw bandito, proscritto
outlay dispendio
outlet presa di corrente
outlier caso speciale
outline contorno, disegno
outlines abbozzi
outlive sopravvivere
outlived sopravvissi
outlives sopravvive
outlook vedute
outlying al di fuori di
outmoded arcàico
outmost estremo
outnumber superare, superare
outpatient ambulatorio
outpost avamposto
outpour sfogo
outpouring emanare
output esito, prodotto, lavoro, emissione, emettere
outrage atrocità
outrageous indignante, scellerato
outrageously scellerato, inaudito
outrageousness sfrenatezza
outrange superare, superare
outright completo
outrun oltrepassare, oltrepassare
outs opposizione
outset principio
outshine eclissare
outside al di fuori, al di fuori di
outspokenness franchezza
outstanding arretrato
outward estrinseco
outwardly estrinseco
outwards fuori casa
outworn logoro
phaseouts dipanare
pout ammusare
put out spengere
roundabout giostra, verboso
route direzione, cammino, strada, dirigere, itinerario
routes stirato
scout ricognitore
scoutmaster guida
sell out esaurire
shout esclamare, gridare, grido
shutout esclusivo
snout ceffo
south ostro, sud
southwester libeccio
straighten out drizzare
take out cavare
think about riflettere
thought about pensato
tout arruolare
trout trota
warn out stanco
wave about brandire
way out esito, passaggio
wear out logorare
wearout logorio
well thought out ponderato
whereabout rimanenza, luogo di soggiorno
wihtout senza
wipes out estingue
without senza
without contradiction non contradditorio
without engagement non impegnativo
without exception senza eccezione
without fail immancabile
without holding on a mano libera
without notice senza avviso
without permission non permesso
without result senza esito
without using cash senza denaro in contanti
work out calcolare
world outlook concezione del mondo
worn out liso
write out appuntare, emettere
youth adolescenza
youth group gruppo di gióvani
youth hostel albergo per la gioventù
youth welfare office ufficio assistenza giovanile
youthful giovanile
youthfully novellino
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