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take the air

take the air verb: to go out walking or riding, so as to enjoy the fresh air.

Verb

take the air (third-person singular simple present takes the air, present participle taking the air, simple past took the air, past participle taken the air)

  1. To go out walking or riding, so as to enjoy the fresh air.

Forms of take the air

third-person singular presenttakes the air
present participletaking the air
pasttook the air
past participletaken the air

Questions about take the air

What does take the air mean?
Take the air means to go out walking or riding, so as to enjoy the fresh air.
What part of speech is take the air?
Take the air is a verb.
What is the past tense of take the air?
The past tense of take the air is took the air.

Words near take the air in the dictionary

  1. take ten
  2. take that
  3. Take Thatter
  4. Take Thatters
  5. take the aam off
  6. take the air
  7. take the back track
  8. take the bait
  9. take the ball and run with it
  10. take the bench
  11. take the biscuit

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