noun

air

Translation

air, atmosphere, appearance, tune

I need some fresh air.

She has an air of confidence.

The show is on the air now.

The programme is on the air now.

fresh air clean, unpolluted air outside I need some fresh air.

an air of (sth.) a particular impression or manner She has an air of confidence.

on the air broadcasting on radio or television The programme is on the air now.

Synonyms: atmosphere, sky (for gas); manner, demeanour (for appearance)

From Old French 'air', from Latin 'aer', from Greek 'aēr', meaning 'mist, haze, air'.

Think of the 'air' you breathe, an 'air' of mystery, and a song on the 'air' (radio).