English to Irish Meaning of aeration

Aeration :

noun

Aeration :: aeraithe

← Aerate

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Definitions of aeration in English

Verb(1) expose to fresh air(2) aerate (sewage(3) impregnate, combine, or supply with oxygen

Examples of aeration in English

(1) We've put pumps in to aerate the water and feed back oxygen into the dam for the fish to survive.(2) To feed the microbes, plants must aerate sewage sludge with costly, power-hogging equipment.(3) You also may need to aerate the water so the water organisms' oxygen needs are met.(4) This patient, a young woman, had obtained her nitrous oxide from cartridges of nitrous oxide used to aerate cream.(5) Cultivate 2 inches deep 7 days after treatment to aerate the soil.(6) And the drainage pipes aerate the soil nicely - especially the soil used to cover the pipes.(7) If you want a more ├ö├ç├┐advanced├ö├ç├û tasting, clench your teeth and suck in some air to help aerate the wine.(8) There are a range of options to aerate soil, depending on the size of your garden.(9) This is useful to control weeds and aerate the soil, which helps deter seedling diseases.(10) They aerate the soil and leave nutrient-rich waste.(11) He concentrated on feeding the bacteria, which aerate the earth and decompose organic matter.(12) A layer of organic mulch on the surface continually adds soil-building humus, while feeding earthworms that tunnel to aerate the soil.(13) Earthworms would now plow the pastures and aerate the soil.(14) aerate the lawn using a garden fork(15) she would aerate the lawn with high heels(16) The winter freezing and thawing will naturally aerate the soil.

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