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Discover LudwigThe phrase "air leaves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the movement or escape of air from a space or object.
Example: "As the balloon deflated, the air leaves quickly, causing it to lose its shape."
Alternatives: "air escapes" or "air exits".
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"The air leaves me quicker every day".
Not all the kinetic energy of the wind can be extracted, because there must be a finite velocity as the air leaves the blading.
It gave Web viewers an all-too-vivid look at how the air leaves the theater and the night starts to drag.
CFD simulations are employed to optimise the air collection chamber which is placed immediately before the heated air leaves the asphalt solar collector prototype.
When the hunter exhales, the air leaves the mask through a tube that leads to a small charcoal filter that can be clipped to a shirt or jacket.
Whenever saturated air leaves the humidifier chamber at 37°C and condensate accumulates in the circuit, the gas loses humidity and acquires the potential to dry airway secretions near the tip of the endotracheal tube.
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All air left my lungs.
The water condensate is captured from the air leaving the regenerator.
The condition of air leaving a cooling coil depends on the coil design.
The beats became slow and flat, losing syncopation as the air left the room.
Air leaving the compressor must first be slowed down and then split into two streams.
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