Expressions with word air

air air ɛə

  1. воздух; атмосфера

    stale air ― затхлый возух

    air current ― воздушное течение, воздушный поток, поток
    воздуха; ветер

    in the air ― на воздухе, под открытым небом

    to take the air ― подышать свежим воздухом; прогуляться

    exposed to air ― находящийся на воздухе, подвергающийся
    воздействию атмосферы

  2. воздушное пространство; воздух, небо

    by air ― самолетом; авиапочтой

    to take the air ― взлететь, оторваться от земли; взмыть

    to command the air ― господствовать в воздухе

  3. преим воен. авиация

    tactical air ― тактическая авиация

    enemy air ― авиация противника

  4. эфир

    on the air ― по радио или телевидению; передаваемый в эфир

    to be on the air ― передаваться по радио или телевидению;
    выступать по радио или телевидению

    the President will be on the air tonight ― президент выступит
    по радио сегодня вечером

    to go on the air ― выступать по радио; передаваться по радио

    off the air ― не передаваемый по радио или телевидению, не
    передаваемый в эфир; окончившийся

    we’ll be off the air until 19 hours ― объявляется перерыв до
    19 часов; наши передачи возобновятся в 19 часов

    to go off the air ― закончить передачу

    we go off the air at 11 o’clock ― мы заканчиваем передачу в
    11 часов

  5. атмосфера, обстановка

    friendly air ― дружеская обстановка

    a change of air ― перемена обстановки

    to clear the air ― разрядить атмосферу

    there was an air of poverty ― на всем лежала печать нужды

  6. характер, манера, дух

    his early work bore an air of freshness and originality ― его
    ранние работы отличались свежестью и оригинальностью

  7. легкий ветерок, дуновение; бриз

    light air ― мор. маловетрие, тихий ветер (1 балл)

  8. вид, выражение лица; манеры

    with an air of importance ― с важным видом

    with a decisive air ― с решительным видом

    there was an air of mystery about him ― в нем было что-то
    загадочное, его окружала какая-то тайна

  9. обыкн pl. важничанье, важный вид; жеманство

    to give oneself airs ― важничать, держаться высокомерно,
    напускать на себя важность; изображать важную персону

    she gives herself aristocratic airs ― она корчит из себя
    аристократку

  10. муз. мотив, мелодия, напев

    stirring air ― волнующая мелодия

  11. муз. партия сопрано или дисканта
  12. муз. ария; соло
  13. песнь, песня
  14. гласность, известность

    to take air ― стать общеизвестным, получить огласку

    to give air to a plan ― предать гласности план

    to give the air to one’s grievances ― во всеуслышание жаловаться

  15. авиапочтовая марка

    to vanish into thin air ― бесследно исчезнуть

    out of thin air ― неконкретно, смутно, неясно, нечетко, туманно,
    расплывчато; из ничего, из ниоткуда; из пальца

    to be in the air ― носиться в воздухе, распространяться;
    циркулировать

    rumours are in the air ― ходят слухи; слухом земля полнится;
    быть в неопределенном положении, `висеть в воздухе`

    to be up in the air ― быть в неопределенном положении, `висеть
    в воздухе`; огорчаться, беспокоиться, тревожиться; сердиться,
    гневаться; быть взволнованным

    the contract is still up in the air ― неизвестно, будет ли
    заключен контракт; заключение контракта еще висит в воздухе

    to keep smb. in the air ― держать кого-л в состоянии
    неизвестности

    a shot in the air ― выстрел наугад

    to walk on air ― быть на седьмом небе, ног под собой не чуять

    to get the air ― ам. простореч. получить отставку (у девушки);
    быть выгнанным, уволенным с работы, со службы

    to give smb. the air(s) ― ам. простореч. дать отставку
    (возлюбленному); прекратить с кем-л отношения; уволить,
    выгнать с работы, со службы; дать расчет

    to give smth. the air ― отмахнуться от чего-л; не принять во
    внимание что-л

    he gives the air to opinions he does not agree with ― он
    сбрасывает со счетов мнения, с которыми он не согласен

    to fish in the air ― заниматься бесполезной работой; толочь
    воду в ступе

  16. воздушный

    air drainage ― с-х. воздушный дренаж

  17. наполненный воздухом

    air ball ― воздушный шар(ик)

    air mattress ― надувной матрац

    air bubble ― пузырь; раковина; тех. воздушный пузырек

  18. пневматический, воздушный

    air thermometer ― воздушный термометр

    air bearing ― тех. пневматический подшипник

  19. авиационный, воздушный; летный

    air armada ― воздушная армада

    air attack ― налет авиации

    air bombardment ― воздушная бомбардировка, воздушный налет

    air offensive ― воздушное наступление

    air superiority ― превосходство в воздухе

    air ammunition ― авиационные боеприпасы

    air cooperation ― взаимодействие с авиацией

    air sports ― авиаспорт

    air zone ― зона полета

    air warning ― воен. служба воздушного наблюдения, оповещения
    и связи; сигнал воздушной тревоги

    air ambulance ― санитарный самолет

    air jeep ― одноместный гражданский вертолет

    air formation ― воен. летный строй

    air navigation ― аэронавигация, самолетовождение

    air interception ― воен. перехват самолетов противника

    air objective ― воен. объект воздушного нападения

    air observation ― воен. воздушное наблюдение

    air priority ― ам. воен. очередность перевозки по воздуху

  20. связанный с ВВС

    A. Ministry ― министерство ВВС

    A. Council ― Высший совет по делам авиации

    air naval school ― военно-морское авиационное училище

    A Staff ― штаб военно-воздушных сил; штаб авиационного
    соединения

  21. проветривать, вентилировать

    to air the room ― проветривать комнату

  22. сушить, просушивать

    to air the bedding ― выставить на солнце постельные
    принадлежности

  23. выставлять напоказ; заявлять во всеуслышание,
    провозглашать

    to air one’s opinions ― пространно излагать свое мнение

    to air one’s grievances ― жаловаться во всеуслышание

    to air one’s knowledge ― выставлять напоказ свою образованность;
    щеголять эрудицией

    he constantly airs his stupidity ― он постоянно демонстрирует
    свою глупость

  24. обсуждать, `вентилировать`

    the issue will be thoroughly aired ― вопрос будет всесторонне
    обсужден

  25. выгуливать, выводить на прогулку, на свежий воздух

    to air the dog ― выгуливать собаку

  26. разг. передавать в эфир; транслировать по радио или
    телевидению; вещать

    to air a program ― передавать какую-л программу

  27. шотл. ранник; прежний
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noun

a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and minute amounts of other gases that surrounds the earth and forms its atmosphere.

a stir in the atmosphere; a light breeze.

overhead space; sky: The planes filled the air.

the general character or complexion of anything; appearance: His early work had an air of freshness and originality.

the peculiar look, appearance, and bearing of a person: There is an air of mystery about him.

airs, affected or unnatural manner; manifestation of pride or vanity; assumed haughtiness: He acquired airs that were insufferable to his friends.

Music.

  1. a tune; melody.
  2. the soprano or treble part.
  3. an aria.
  4. Also ayre . an Elizabethan art song.

aircraft as a means of transportation: to arrive by air;to ship goods by air.

Informal. air conditioning or an air-conditioning system: The price includes tires, radio, and air.

Sports.

  1. (during an airborne stunt) the height between the ground and an athlete or an athlete with their equipment: The BMX course was designed for riders to get good air.
  2. such a jump or other airborne stunt: The snowboarder took first place with four clean airs.

Radio. the medium through which radio waves are transmitted.

Archaic. breath.

verb (used with object)

to expose to the air; give access to the open air; ventilate (often followed by out): We air the bedrooms every day.

to expose ostentatiously; bring to public notice; display: to air one’s opinions;to air one’s theories.

to broadcast or televise.

verb (used without object)

to be exposed to the open air (often followed by out): Open the window and let the room air out.

to be broadcast or televised.

adjective

operating by means of air pressure or by acting upon air: an air drill;an air pump.

of or relating to aircraft or to aviation: air industry.

taking place in the air; aerial: air war.

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Idioms about air

    clear the air, to eliminate dissension, ambiguity, or tension from a discussion, situation, etc.: The staff meeting was intended to help clear the air.

    get some air,

    1. to take a break from an unpleasant encounter or stifling environment: She walked away from the argument to get some air.
    2. to take a short rest.

    get the air, Informal.

    1. to be rejected, as by a lover.
    2. to be dismissed, as by an employer: He had worked only a few days when he got the air.

    give (someone) the air, Informal.

    1. to reject, as a lover: He was bitter because she gave him the air.
    2. to dismiss, as an employee.

    in the air, in circulation; current: There’s a rumor in the air that we’re moving to a new location.

    into thin air, completely out of sight or reach: He vanished into thin air.

    off the air,

    1. not broadcasting: The station goes off the air at midnight.
    2. not broadcast; out of operation as a broadcast: The program went off the air years ago.

    on the air, in the act of broadcasting; being broadcast: The program will be going on the air in a few seconds.

    put on airs, to assume an affected or haughty manner: As their fortune increased, they began to put on airs.

    take the air,

    1. to go out-of-doors; take a short walk or ride.
    2. Slang. to leave, especially hurriedly.
    3. to begin broadcasting.

    up in the air,

    1. Also in the air . undecided or unsettled: The contract is still up in the air.
    2. Informal. angry; perturbed: There is no need to get up in the air over a simple mistake.

    walk / tread on air, to feel very happy; be elated.

Origin of air

1

First recorded in 1150–1200; Middle English eir, from Old French air, from Latin āēr- (accusative āerem ), from Greek āer- (stem of āḗr ) “the lower atmosphere”; conflated with (especially for defs. 4, 5) French air, Old French aire “nature, character,” Latin ager “field” (cf. acre) and ārea “threshing floor, clearing, area ”; and with (for def. 7) French air, from Italian aria aria

OTHER WORDS FROM air

airlike, adjectiveun·aired, adjectivewell-aired, adjective

Words nearby air

Aintree, Ainu, aioli, Aiora, AIP, air, air alert, air arm, air attaché, airbag, air ball

Other definitions for air (2 of 4)

adjective

adverb

Obsolete. before; previously.

Origin of air

2

see origin at ere

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noun

a region in northern Niger, in the Sahara: low massif and oases. About 30,000 sq. mi. (77,700 sq. km).

Also called As·ben [ahs-ben] /ɑsˈbɛn/ .

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MORE ABOUT AIR

What is a basic definition of air?

Air is the invisible mixture of gases that makes up the Earth’s atmosphere. This is what we mean when we talk about the air that we breathe. The word air is also used to refer to the appearance of something, as in an air of mystery. Air is used as a verb meaning to expose something to air, the public, or on a broadcast. The word air has many other senses, both as a noun and a verb.

Speaking scientifically, the word air refers to an invisible mixture of gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, and small amounts of many other gases. You are breathing air into your lungs right now as you read these words.

  • Real-life example: We are all surrounded by air. It is what makes up Earth’s atmosphere. The word air is also used generally to refer to any of the gases that can be found floating around us. For example, a balloon filled with air is most likely full of the carbon dioxide gas released from a person’s lungs.
  • Used in a sentence: Swimmers returned to the surface so she could get a breath of air. 

The terms air or the air is used generally to refer to the sky or open space outside.

  • Real-life example: Airplanes and helicopters are designed to fly in the air, meaning the empty space over the ground. Birds, bats, and insects also travel through this empty space.
  • Used in a sentence: The boy threw the ball into the air. 

Air is also used to describe a style or appearance that something or someone has. The plural airs is used when someone acts as though they are better than other people, often in the phrase put on airs.

  • Used in a sentence: The quiet man had an air of mystery about him. 

As a verb, air is used to variously mean exposing something to air, exposing something to the public as a whole, or to broadcast something, such as on TV, radio, or a webcast.

  • Real-life example: People will sometimes air a room by opening windows or air out laundry so the wind will blow smells off it. Gossip magazines and websites often air celebrity secrets or rumors. Television and radio stations air (broadcast) programs every day.
  • Used in a sentence: The angry citizens aired their complaints to the nervous mayor.

Where does air come from?

The first records of the word air come from the later 1100s. It ultimately comes from the Greek word aēr, meaning “the lower atmosphere.” Generally speaking, the lower part of the atmosphere is the part that we live in and contains the gaseous mixture of air that we breathe and feel as wind.

Based on its pronunciation, it’s possible for the word air to be confused with several similarly sounding words. The word heir refers to a person who will inherit property from someone else. The word err means to make a mistake or to be wrong. The word e’er is a contraction of ever. The word ere means before.

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How is air used in real life?

Air is a common word with many different meanings. It’s most commonly used as a general way to refer to the mixture of oxygen and other gases that we breathe.

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Air consists of an invisible mixture of liquids that mostly contains nitrogen and oxygen.

Words related to air

atmosphere, breeze, wind, aura, effect, feeling, flavor, look, mood, quality, tone, circulate, open, broadcast, communicate, declare, disclose, display, publicize, publish

How to use air in a sentence

  • The air quality in Portland has become the worst in the world — with Seattle, Los Angeles and Denver also ranking up there with notoriously polluted places like Delhi and Shanghai.

  • She noted that with the ongoing wildfires, there are certain communities who can’t shelter in place or evacuate their neighborhoods to escape the polluted air.

  • The campaign said the ads will air in local markets in key states with early voting, including North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arizona and Pennsylvania.

  • The original ad starring Boyega, 28, aired last year and was called “The London Gent.”

  • I watched as towering plumes of smoke billowed from distant hills in all directions and air tankers crisscrossed the skies.

  • And Air Force assessors are the first to say such imaging never tells the whole story.

  • Sprawled on chaise lounges with their knees high in the air and their legs spread wide.

  • Indeed, Lion Air, with 45 percent of the domestic Indonesian airline market, has swallowed the Fernandes formula whole.

  • There is a larger reason, beyond the airlines themselves, why Lion Air and 61 other Indonesian airlines are on this black list.

  • The Pentagon said Faal served in the Air Force for seven years, during which time he became a U.S. citizen.

  • Bells were pealing and tolling in all directions, and the air was filled with the sound of distant shouts and cries.

  • It is to be remembered, however, that a few of these bacteria may reach the sputum from the upper air-passages.

  • We had now approached closely to the foot of the mountain-ranges, and their lofty summits were high above us in mid-air.

  • He stood, with the air of a hero, both arms extended towards the amazed pair of lovers.

  • Their method of curing the leaves was to air-dry them and then packing them until wanted for use.

British Dictionary definitions for air (1 of 3)

noun

the mixture of gases that forms the earth’s atmosphere. At sea level dry air has a density of 1.226 kilograms per cubic metre and consists of 78.08 per cent nitrogen, 20.95 per cent oxygen, 0.93 per cent argon, 0.03 per cent carbon dioxide, with smaller quantities of ozone and inert gases; water vapour varies between 0 and 4 per cent and in industrial areas sulphur gases may be present as pollutants

the space above and around the earth; skyRelated adjective: aerial

breeze; slight wind

public expression; utteranceto give air to one’s complaints

a distinctive qualityan air of mystery

a person’s distinctive appearance, manner, or bearing

music

  1. a simple tune for either vocal or instrumental performance
  2. another word for aria

transportation in aircraft (esp in the phrase by air)

Australian informal the height gained when getting airborne in surfing, snowboarding, etc

clear the air to rid a situation of tension or discord by settling misunderstandings, etc

give someone the air slang to reject or dismiss someone

in the air

  1. in circulation; current
  2. in the process of being decided; unsettled

into thin air leaving no trace behind

off the air not in the act of broadcasting or being broadcast on radio or television

on the air in the act of broadcasting or being broadcast on radio or television

out of thin air or from thin air suddenly and unexpectedly

take the air to go out of doors, as for a short walk or ride

up in the air

  1. uncertain
  2. informal agitated or excited

walk on air to feel elated or exhilarated

verb

to expose or be exposed to the air so as to cool or freshen; ventilateto air a room

to expose or be exposed to warm or heated air so as to dryto air linen

(tr) to make known publicly; display; publicizeto air one’s opinions

(intr) (of a television or radio programme) to be broadcast

Word Origin for air

C13: via Old French and Latin from Greek aēr the lower atmosphere

British Dictionary definitions for air (2 of 3)

British Dictionary definitions for air (3 of 3)

noun

a mountainous region of N central Niger, in the Sahara, rising to 1500 m (5000 ft): a former native kingdom. Area: about 77 700 sq km (30 000 sq miles)Also called: Azbine, Asben

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Scientific definitions for air

The colorless, odorless, tasteless mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. Air consists of about 78 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen, with the remaining part made up mainly of argon, carbon dioxide, neon, helium, methane, and krypton in decreasing order of volume. Air also contains varying amounts of water vapor, particulate matter such as dust and soot, and chemical pollutants.

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Other Idioms and Phrases with air

In addition to the idiom beginning with air

  • air one’s grievances

also see:

  • breath of fresh air
  • castles in the air
  • clear the air
  • give someone the air
  • hot air
  • in the air
  • into (out of) thin air
  • nose in the air
  • off the air
  • put on airs
  • up in the air
  • walk on air
  • wash (air) one’s dirty linen

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  • atmosphere
  • breeze
  • wind
  • blast
  • draft
  • heavens
  • ozone
  • puff
  • sky
  • stratosphere
  • troposphere
  • ventilation
  • waft
  • whiff
  • zephyr
  • breath
  • atmosphere
  • aura
  • effect
  • feeling
  • flavor
  • look
  • mood
  • quality
  • tone
  • address
  • affectation
  • ambience
  • appearance
  • bearing
  • comportment
  • demeanor
  • deportment
  • feel
  • impression
  • manner
  • mannerism
  • mien
  • pose
  • presence
  • property
  • semblance
  • aria
  • descant
  • lay
  • melody
  • song
  • strain
  • theme
  • circulate
  • open
  • aerate
  • aerify
  • air-condition
  • cool
  • expose
  • fan
  • oxygenate
  • purify
  • refresh
  • ventilate
  • broadcast
  • circulate
  • communicate
  • declare
  • disclose
  • display
  • publicize
  • publish
  • put
  • reveal
  • speak
  • tell
  • disseminate
  • divulge
  • exhibit
  • expose
  • proclaim
  • state
  • utter
  • ventilate
  • voice
  • make known
  • make public

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How to use air in a sentence

The campaign said the ads will air in local markets in key states with early voting, including North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arizona and Pennsylvania.

TRUMP, IN TOWN HALL, SAYS HE WOULDN’T HAVE DONE ANYTHING DIFFERENTLY ON PANDEMICCOLBY ITKOWITZ, JOSH DAWSEY, FELICIA SONMEZ, JOHN WAGNERSEPTEMBER 16, 2020WASHINGTON POST

TransDigm and the Erieview Newsstand — a business similar to thousands of small enterprises lining Cleveland’s commercial corridors, now gasping for air — are emblematic of the diverging fates of very large businesses and the cities that host them.

THE BIG CORPORATE RESCUE AND THE AMERICA THAT’S TOO SMALL TO SAVEBY LYDIA DEPILLIS, JUSTIN ELLIOTT AND PAUL KIELSEPTEMBER 12, 2020PROPUBLICA

Bells were pealing and tolling in all directions, and the air was filled with the sound of distant shouts and cries.

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It is to be remembered, however, that a few of these bacteria may reach the sputum from the upper air-passages.

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WORDS RELATED TO AIR

  • air
  • airs
  • appearance
  • artificiality
  • facade
  • false front
  • front
  • going Hollywood
  • imitation
  • insincerity
  • mannerism
  • pose
  • pretense
  • pretension
  • pretentiousness
  • put on
  • putting on airs
  • sham
  • show
  • showing off
  • simulation
  • air
  • grandiosity
  • insincerity
  • mannerism
  • pretense
  • pretension
  • pretentiousness
  • air
  • attitude
  • bearing
  • blind
  • carriage
  • cast
  • character
  • condition
  • countenance
  • demeanor
  • dress
  • expression
  • face
  • fashion
  • feature
  • figure
  • form
  • front
  • guise
  • image
  • look
  • looks
  • manner
  • mannerism
  • mien
  • mode
  • outline
  • pose
  • presence
  • presentation
  • screen
  • semblance
  • shape
  • stamp
  • air
  • appearance
  • attitude
  • bearing
  • condition
  • countenance
  • demeanor
  • expression
  • face
  • facet
  • form
  • look
  • manner
  • mien
  • airs
  • appearances
  • attitudes
  • bearings
  • conditions
  • countenances
  • demeanor
  • expressions
  • faces
  • facets
  • forms
  • looks
  • manners
  • miens
  • air
  • ambience
  • aura
  • background
  • character
  • climate
  • color
  • environment
  • feel
  • feeling
  • flavor
  • impression
  • local color
  • medium
  • mood
  • place
  • property
  • quality
  • scene
  • semblance
  • sense
  • space
  • spirit
  • surroundings
  • taste
  • tone

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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Noun



These laws are meant to produce cleaner air.



A delicious smell filled the air.



I like to dine outdoors in the open air.



He can’t breathe! Everybody move back and give him some air!



High in the mountains the air is thin and it can be hard to breathe.



He pumped air into the bicycle tire.



The city is wonderful seen from the air.



the fish of the sea and the birds of the air



The balloon rose up into the air and then floated through the air.



There has been heavy fighting on the ground and in the air.

Verb



The blankets were left outside to air.



She opened the windows to air the room.



The company had a meeting so that employees could air their complaints.



The interview will be aired tomorrow.



The interview will air tomorrow.

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The city’s it hotel has managed to achieve its status while never opting for airs of exclusivity or attitude.


—Klara Glowczewska, Town & Country, 11 Apr. 2023




The service always intended to build a significant number of F-22s to a less complex Block 20 standard—training planes that were incapable of real-world air combat.


—Kyle Mizokami, Popular Mechanics, 11 Apr. 2023




Totally improves the air quality.


—Nicola Fumo, Peoplemag, 10 Apr. 2023




The state was battered this winter by at least a dozen atmospheric rivers — long plumes of moisture from the Pacific Ocean — as well as powerful storms fueled by arctic air that produced blizzard conditions in mountainous areas.


—Amy Taxin, Fortune, 10 Apr. 2023




Cleaner air and more electric vehicles are the goals of a move expected next week when the Biden Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reportedly will announce what insiders are already calling the toughest-ever emissions rules for new cars and light trucks.


—Sebastian Blanco, Car and Driver, 10 Apr. 2023




Without air Earth would be about the same temperature!


—Phil Plait, Scientific American, 10 Apr. 2023




Tens of thousands of people were exposed to harmful levels of toxic air pollution as state and local agencies spent weeks pointing fingers at each other, trying to determine who was supposed to do what, Hansen said.


—Tami Abdollah, USA TODAY, 9 Apr. 2023




Leaders in many communities now consider trees to be critical infrastructure, providing shade, absorbing stormwater runoff and filtering air pollution.


—Alex Brown, oregonlive, 8 Apr. 2023



Officials closed the school building for more than a month as officials first tried to identify the source of fumes, then spent weeks airing it out and testing for safety.


—USA Today, 30 Mar. 2023




Seeking Brother Husband airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on TLC and will be available to stream the same day on discovery+.


—Kimberlee Speakman, Peoplemag, 29 Mar. 2023




Fans have long shipped the pair since the episodes originally aired, and Murrieta explained that the Wizards writers’ room wanted to expand their relationship dynamic beyond friendship.


—Samantha Olson, Seventeen, 29 Mar. 2023




Yet in his new TV ad, airing in New Hampshire, Ramaswamy charges head-first into the culture debate.


—Chuck Todd, NBC News, 29 Mar. 2023




The first part will premiere this summer, while the second will air in 2024.


—Joe Otterson, Variety, 29 Mar. 2023




On last week’s episode (aired Friday, March 24), the top five contestants took part in the now-iconic makeover challenge, transforming teachers from around the country into fabulous drag queens bearing a strong family resemblance to their respective queens.


—Stephen Daw, Billboard, 28 Mar. 2023




Fox News has argued that it can’t be held liable for airing inherently newsworthy allegations from public figures that Dominion rigged the 2020 election, even if those claims were false.


—Oliver Darcy, CNN, 28 Mar. 2023




As Succession airs its final episodes, Macfadyen is working on the Amazon feature Holland, Michigan, which stars Nicole Kidman and Gael García Bernal.


—Aaron Couch, The Hollywood Reporter, 28 Mar. 2023


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