Air-condition ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Air-condition ( verb )

1. To control the temperature, humidity, and purity of the air in an enclosed space, typically to maintain a cool and comfortable condition.
2. To cool and dehumidify (a building or vehicle) in order to improve the comfort of the occupants.

Origin:

1902, from air + condition.

Examples:

1. The office was air-conditioned.
2. He air-conditioned the room before the party.
3. The bus was air-conditioned for the long journey.
4. She air-conditioned the house for the summer.
5. The theater was air-conditioned for the comfort of the audience.

(As a noun)

Air-condition ( noun )

1. To control the temperature, humidity, and purity of the air in an enclosed space, typically to maintain a cool and comfortable condition.
2. To cool and dehumidify (a building or vehicle) in order to improve the comfort of the occupants.

Origin:

1902, from air + condition.

Examples:

1. The office was air-conditioned.
2. He air-conditioned the room before the party.
3. The bus was air-conditioned for the long journey.
4. She air-conditioned the house for the summer.
5. The theater was air-conditioned for the comfort of the audience.