Similar words: operate, berate, iterate, federate, moderate, temperate, macerate, literate. Meaning: ['eɪəreɪt] v. 1. expose to fresh air 2. aerate (sewage) so as to favor the growth of organisms that decompose organic matter 3. impregnate, combine, or supply with oxygen.
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(1) Aerate the soil by spiking with a fork.
(2) Earthworms help to aerate the soil.
(3) Always aerate your system adequately especially when keeping Marines.
(4) There is a fountain to aerate the pond as well as plants.
(5) To aerate or oxygenate ( blood ).
(6) The potatoes were set outside to aerate.
(7) After filling, go to again aerate in tyre, tyre in good condition be like first.
(8) In this condition it is propitious to aerate and filter in the soil and respire in the roots, at the same time it meliorates roots growth environment.
(9) Each insect contributes something just as ants aerate the soil.
(10) To help minimise problems a ball airstone powered by a Hoffman pump has been introduced to aerate the water.
(11) It is then shaken out with fork or machine to aerate the hay and allow the wind to pass through it.
(12) As well as scarifying to clear out thatch, we aerate to let air into the turf and release surface water.
(13) Result success cure 52, die 8, produce complication 4, place of group of treatment of Chinese rhubarb combination needs machinery to aerate time is apparently short at using Chinese rhubarb form. Sentencedict.com
(14) It were an aquarium, complete with an air pump to aerate the runing water.
(15) My pa has snored disease, how should use spirit way to be being pressed aerate cure?
(16) A separate inlet with a ceramic frit is used to aerate the perfusate.
(17) It was an aquarium, complete with an air pump to aerate the water.
(18) Once we understand how the machine works we can adapt it to aerate different ingredients.
(19) MorpheusIn clonic breath is difficult, it is to point toMorpheusInside the period of time in the process, aerate adverse, even breath suspends status.
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