French translation of ‘air’

FREELANG – WATER in all languages

Know : Water in Different Languages

1 plural aquae/ ˈä-​ˌkwī also ˈa-​(ˌ)kwē / : water especially : water sense 5a(2) 2 plural aquas : a light greenish-blue color.

How to Say Water in 25 Different Languages

1. Arabic: ماء (maa’)
2. Bahasa Indonesian: air (AH-yer)
3. Bengali: jal.
4. Cantonese: seui.
5. Danish: vand.
6. Filipino: tubig (too-BEEG)
7. French: eau (oh)
8. German: Wasser (VAH-ser)

1. (= atmosphere) air m. He threw the ball into the air.
2. ( Radio, Television) to be on air, to be on the air [programme] être diffusé(e); [station] émettre ; [person] être à l’antenne.
3. (= attitude) [of person] air m. with an air of superiority avec un air de supériorité
4. (= tune) air m.

However, when the adjective is modifying the word air itself, the adjective remains masculine singular to agree with it. Cette femme a l’air heureuse. That woman looks happy (looks like she is happy).

Fire and air are typically seen as masculine, or active elements. Fire burns earth and air fuels the fire. The wind on your face or the fire warming your food are examples of masculine energies at play. Feminine energies are the polar opposite of masculine, as they are receptive, not active.

Avoir l’air is a common phrase in French that means to seem, to appear, to look or sound. It is often followed by an adjective. Thus, to say “he looks surprised”, you can say il a l’air surpris. So far so good!

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In other languages air

1. American English: air /ˈɛər/
2. Arabic: هَوَاء
3. Brazilian Portuguese: ar.
4. Chinese: 空气
5. Croatian: zrak.
6. Czech: vzduch.
7. Danish: luft.
8. Dutch: lucht.

In other languages wind

1. American English: wind /ˈwɪnd/
2. Arabic: رِيح
3. Brazilian Portuguese: vento.
4. Chinese: 风
5. Croatian: vjetar.
6. Czech: vítr.
7. Danish: vind.
8. Dutch: wind.

In other languages oxygen

1. Arabic: أُكْسِجيـن
2. Brazilian Portuguese: oxigênio.
3. Chinese: 氧气
4. Croatian: kisik.
5. Czech: kyslík.
6. Danish: ilt.
7. Dutch: zuurstof.
8. European Spanish: oxígeno.

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• 3 Pluviophile (n.)
• 4 Clinomania (n.)
• 5 Idyllic (adj.)
• 6 Aurora (n.)
• 7 Solitude (n.)
• 8 Supine (adj.)
• 9 Petrichor (n.) The pleasant, earthy smell after rain.
• 10 Serendipity (n.) The chance occurrence of events in a beneficial way.

Below you’ll find five strategies, as well as examples of how to say no nicely.

1. 1 Cushion it with kindness or a compliment.
2. 2 Give your reasons.
3. 3 Be brief, but not brusque.
4. 4 Leave the door cracked.
5. 5 Offer an alternative.

7 ways to reject someone nicely

1. Be honest. They don’t say that honesty is the best policy for nothing.
2. Prepare yourself.
3. Do it face to face.
4. Stick with “I” statements.
5. Know that what you’re feeling is normal.
6. Avoid putting it off.
7. Don’t give false hope.

Here are 10 ways for you to say ‘NO’ in a polite manner:

1. I’m honoured but I can’t.
2. I wish there were two of me.
3. Unfortunately, now is not a good time.
4. Sorry, I’m booked into something else right now.
5. Damn, not able to fit this one in!
6. Sadly, I have something else.
7. No, thank you but it sounds lovely, so next time.

Don’t miss a thing

1. Keep It Super Simple.
2. You Don’t Own Them An Explanation.
3. Keep Things General.
4. Be As Clear As Possible.
5. Remember That, If They Push Further, They’re Acting Rude — You Aren’t.
6. Tell Them You’re Not Interested.
7. Accept The Fact That You’re Going To Hurt Them.
8. Just Simply Say “No.”

When it comes to rejecting someone, there’s really no need to make excuses, put it off, or feel bad about it. Rejecting someone isn’t fun, but as long as you’re honest and clear, you’ve done your part.

How to reject someone nicely

1. “‘ I think you are a wonderful person, but I just don’t feel any attraction for you.
2. ” Straight up and honest.
3. “‘ Sorry but I’m not interested in a romantic or sexual relationship with you’”.
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