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air-condition
[air-kuhn-dish-uhn]
verb (used with object)
to furnish with an air-conditioning system.
to treat (air) with such a system.
air-condition
verb
(tr) to apply air conditioning to
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of air-condition1
Example Sentences
Officials said 80% the pilgrims who died last year, including hundreds of Egyptians and Indonesians, were unregistered and therefore lacked access to proper air-conditioned accommodation, transport and other amenities when temperatures reached 51C.
Instead of lounging in a cushy, air-conditioned owner’s suite, Cole is in the dugout hours before showtime — a Disney-like archetype, his energy as vibrant as his layered, all-yellow suit, braving the afternoon heat.
The group, she says, has caused fires, damaged the roof and taken apart air-conditioning units for parts, all of which she’s had to repair or replace, costing her nearly $100,000.
And then plan to spend the rest of the day in a cool or air-conditioned room.
As the people with microphones and notebooks pushed and shoved in a hot and muggy hallway--”We don’t air-condition the corridors in this county,” cackled one old observer--it suddenly became apparent.
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