Vented Meaning in English
word · lemma: vent
ˈvɛntɪd
VEN-tid
vˈɛntɪd
VEN-tid
Definition
Expressed feelings, especially anger or frustration, openly; or allowed air or gas to escape from something. Often used for talking about letting out strong emotions.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in phrases like 'vented his anger' or 'vented about work.' Informal in the emotion sense; 'vented' as releasing gas/air is more technical or literal. Do not confuse with 'invented' or 'prevented.'
Spanish: desahogarse - ventilarPortuguese (BR): desabafar - ventilarPortuguese (PT): desabafar - ventilarChinese (Simplified): 发泄 - 通风Chinese (Traditional): 發洩 - 通風Hindi: अपनी भावनाएँ निकालना - वेंटिलेट करनाArabic: تنفَّس عن (عن مشاعره) - تهويةBengali: উপস্ফায়িত - প্রকাশ করা (অভিব্যক্তি) - বাতাস/গ্যাস বের করাRussian: выплеснул (эмоции) - проветрил (помещение) - выпустил (газ, воздух)Japanese: 発散した（感情） - 換気した（空気・ガス）Vietnamese: xả (cảm xúc) - thông gió (phòng, khí)Korean: 분출했다(감정) - 환기했다(공기/가스)Turkish: öfkesini dışa vurdu - havalandırdı - gaz boşalttıUrdu: غصہ نکالا - ہوادینا (کمرہ/گیس)Indonesian: trút (cảm xúc) - thông gió (phòng, khí, thiết bị)
Example Sentences
He vented his frustration after the meeting.
basic
The room was vented to remove smoke.
basic
She vented about her problems to a friend.
basic
I just needed someone to listen while I vented.
natural
After we vented for a while, we both felt much better.
natural
The technician vented the gas from the system safely.
natural