The phrase "air olive" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It cannot be used in any context as it stands, as it does not convey a recognizable idea or concept.
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Alternatives: "olive oil" or "air quality".
"There were farms, clean air, olive and almond trees," she said.
Channel 5 pulled his two television programs off the air — "Olive the Ostrich" and "Rolf's Animal Clinic," which was showing in repeats — pending the investigation.
AFFILE, Italy — This village in the rolling hills east of Rome is known for its fresh air, olive oil and wine — and its residual appreciation of Benito Mussolini, whose image adorns some wine bottles on prominent display in local bars.
Alibes and Berge (1983) analyzed the compositions of air-dried olive leaves.
There's a new style and sophistication here... Our landscapes now have a delightfully Mediterranean air, with silvery olive groves, [and] hills laced with vineyards," says its brochure.
This is similar to an experiment reported by Meissner, et al [ 18] who demonstrated the artificial thickening of alveolar walls under OCT imaging (Fig. 2), due to the air-tissue interface, and modeled an alveolus using a single air bubble in olive oil.
In Beit Jala, parish priest Father Ibrahim Shomali, who leads open-air prayers under olive trees at sunset every Friday to protest at the planned route of the barrier around the Cremisan monastery, fears its construction could lead to a fresh wave of Christian departures.
Cubist paintings, and contemporary ceramic and metal sculptures decorate the public spaces, including the central, open-air courtyard where olive trees grow and dried local peppers hang.
Some of our favorite things to do in the valley include hot-air balloon rides, olive oil tastings and exploring a museum dedicated to hand fans — yes, you read that correctly.
Shortly afterward, as the citizenry milled in Manger Square, or just took the unfamiliar evening air to munch an olive or smoke a cigarette, the muezzin called the Muslim faithful to prayer from the Omar mosque opposite the Church of the Nativity.
There you are, the brightest young chef to come out of the north of England in years, cooking up everything from classy risotto with espresso and Parmesan air to fig-and-olive tarte tatin with brie ice-cream.
