Pronunciation: /ˈæbətˌvɛnt/
noun a device used to deflect wind or rain, such as a windbreak or a canopy
A1 I opened the abat-vent in the car to let some fresh air in.
A2 The abat-vent on the window helped to reduce the noise from outside.
B1 She adjusted the abat-vent to control the airflow in the room.
B2 The abat-vent on the roof of the building provided ventilation for the entire floor.
C1 The designer incorporated abat-vents into the building's facade for both aesthetic and functional purposes.
C2 The abat-vent system in the greenhouse was designed to regulate temperature and humidity levels effectively.
formal The abat-vent on the roof of the building helps to regulate air flow.
informal I always keep the abat-vent open in my car to let in fresh air.
slang Make sure to crack the abat-vent when it gets stuffy in here.
figurative Her laughter was like an abat-vent, filling the room with joy and lightening the mood.
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