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Definition of air shaft in English: air shaftnoun A straight, typically vertical passage admitting air into a mine, tunnel, or building. Example sentencesExamples - And I suppose you took the air shaft so you could get here before them.
- The exhaust fans could also have moved contaminated droplets into a light and air shaft, where wind may have carried them into other apartments through open windows.
- When they first gave us the air shaft, the six-inch air shaft, we hit on that right away and we got a response.
- The new air shaft is part of its expansion of the mine.
- When the guards turned to head back up the Palace walkway four tiny shadows ran up the stairs to the Palace and entered the Structure along an outside air shaft.
- He said the town's essence was encapsulated in the sounds echoing around the air shafts of the tenement blocks.
- The shot rises and flies over to the tower and enters through an air shaft, exiting in a hallway
- Chimneys are the perfect habitat for these birds, although they will nest in silos, wells, air shafts, or abandoned buildings in a pinch.
- ‘Wind towers’ on the upper floors of many houses and other buildings catch these breezes and funnel the air down to the lower floors through air shafts.
- The TV view, captured from a live transmission, of the robot probe entering a small air shaft in the Queen's chamber.
- The researchers prepared a 60-second videotape purportedly showing a man on a roof dropping what appears to be a bomb down an air shaft.
- A burst of flame shot upward through the air shaft.
- And the screams of what could be imprisoned men in an underground detention center echo through air shafts and sewer pipes.
- At this point, suction tubes open up in the corner of the pens and the assassins are propelled down tiny air shafts to wherever outlaws have been spotted.
- It is reckoned that for every metre of building in Berlin above ground there are three below - tunnels, cellars, bunkers, air raid shelters, secret hospitals, air shafts and command centres.
- Stephen takes the cap off an airshaft and explains that canal builders built between two air shafts by tapping the walls and working towards each other.
- Finally, beneath him, he could see slats of light shining through the final grate at the bottom of the air shaft.
- By the looks of things, he decided this was an air shaft for ventilation.
- Vertical air shafts flung round circles of daylight on the smooth stone floor at intervals, and Brandark drew up under one of them and threw his head as far back as it would go to peer up at the tiny blue circle of sky at its top.
- Above the 9th-floor sky lobby is an open air shaft that creates a Mediterranean climate.
Synonyms mineshaft, tunnel, passage, pit, adit, downcast, upcast
Definition of air shaft in US English: air shaftnounˈer SHaft A straight, typically vertical passage admitting air into a mine, tunnel, or building. Example sentencesExamples - By the looks of things, he decided this was an air shaft for ventilation.
- Chimneys are the perfect habitat for these birds, although they will nest in silos, wells, air shafts, or abandoned buildings in a pinch.
- Stephen takes the cap off an airshaft and explains that canal builders built between two air shafts by tapping the walls and working towards each other.
- The new air shaft is part of its expansion of the mine.
- And the screams of what could be imprisoned men in an underground detention center echo through air shafts and sewer pipes.
- A burst of flame shot upward through the air shaft.
- And I suppose you took the air shaft so you could get here before them.
- The shot rises and flies over to the tower and enters through an air shaft, exiting in a hallway
- It is reckoned that for every metre of building in Berlin above ground there are three below - tunnels, cellars, bunkers, air raid shelters, secret hospitals, air shafts and command centres.
- The researchers prepared a 60-second videotape purportedly showing a man on a roof dropping what appears to be a bomb down an air shaft.
- Above the 9th-floor sky lobby is an open air shaft that creates a Mediterranean climate.
- Finally, beneath him, he could see slats of light shining through the final grate at the bottom of the air shaft.
- The exhaust fans could also have moved contaminated droplets into a light and air shaft, where wind may have carried them into other apartments through open windows.
- ‘Wind towers’ on the upper floors of many houses and other buildings catch these breezes and funnel the air down to the lower floors through air shafts.
- Vertical air shafts flung round circles of daylight on the smooth stone floor at intervals, and Brandark drew up under one of them and threw his head as far back as it would go to peer up at the tiny blue circle of sky at its top.
- At this point, suction tubes open up in the corner of the pens and the assassins are propelled down tiny air shafts to wherever outlaws have been spotted.
- The TV view, captured from a live transmission, of the robot probe entering a small air shaft in the Queen's chamber.
- He said the town's essence was encapsulated in the sounds echoing around the air shafts of the tenement blocks.
- When they first gave us the air shaft, the six-inch air shaft, we hit on that right away and we got a response.
- When the guards turned to head back up the Palace walkway four tiny shadows ran up the stairs to the Palace and entered the Structure along an outside air shaft.
Synonyms mineshaft, tunnel, passage, pit, adit, downcast, upcast
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