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air2
1 to express your opinions publicly
opinion
[transitive] air your views/grievances/complaints etc 
Staff will get a chance to ask questions and air their views.
Staff will get a chance to ask questions and air their views.2 to broadcast a programme on television or radio : KPBS airs such popular children's programs as 'Barney' and 'Sesame Street'. The program is due to air next month.
tv/radio
[intransitive and transitive]KPBS airs such popular children's programs as 'Barney' and 'Sesame Street'.The program is due to air next month.3 to let fresh air into a room, especially one that has been closed for a long time
room
[transitive] especially British English air something out American English4 to put a piece of clothing in a place that is warm or has a lot of air, so that it smells clean : I've left my sweater outside to air.
clothes
[intransitive and transitive] especially British English air (something) out American EnglishI've left my sweater outside to air. ➔ airing
