Translation guide
The process of exposing something to air or adding air to it, often to improve quality or promote a reaction.
To describe the act of letting air circulate through something, such as soil, water, or a room.
Literally 'expose to air'. A natural way to express aeration in many contexts.
Aerate the soil by exposing it to air to dry it.
Ventilation or air circulation. Often used in technical or building contexts.
This room has poor aeration.
Aeration in water treatment or aquaculture. Technical term.
Treat wastewater in an aeration tank.
To describe adding air to a liquid, often to improve flavor or oxygen levels.
Literally 'let it contain air'. Common for wine aeration or mixing air into liquids.
Aerating wine brings out its aroma.
Literally 'send oxygen'. Used for aquariums or technical processes.
Aerate the aquarium.
Loanword from English. Common in aquarium keeping and some technical fields.
To describe making holes in soil to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate.
Literally 'make holes in the soil'. The most straightforward way to describe lawn aeration.
Aerate the lawn by making holes in the soil to improve air circulation.
Uses the loanword. Common in gardening contexts.
Aerate the lawn in spring and fall.
Increase the aeration.