physical area or room available for use

the gaseous mixture surrounding the earth which is breathed by humans and animals

The physical machine or appliance used for cooling or heating air in a building or vehicle.

in the sky or in the air; above the ground

outer space

to have time available

the branch of a nation's armed forces that conducts military operations in the air

blank space

the four-dimensional continuum of three-dimensional space and one-dimensional time in physics

starry sky; the star-studded heavens

the skies or airspace above a specific location

to be busy and lack free time; to be unavailable.

a space devoid of matter; a physical or metaphorical void

having nothing in one's hands; being unarmed

a state of psychological or spiritual void; feeling meaningless or purposeless

(finance) short-seller, bear (market), or the act of short selling

(of news, data, etc.) likely to cause a decline in market prices; negative or bearish

vacant land or an unoccupied area

an empty stomach

to make an air raid; airstrike

anti-aircraft defense

to rise into the sky or launch into the air, typically of aircraft, rockets, or balloons; liftoff

be high up in the sky

containing nothing; vacant, hollow, or vacuous

without foundation; groundless; out of thin air

devoid of substance, meaning, or practical value; empty of content

a female flight attendant

a vacancy; an unfilled position

to sell short (finance)

The Monkey King, a central character with supernatural powers in the classical Chinese novel Journey to the West.

to find the time to do sth

to miss a chance or let an opportunity slip by

spare time; time not occupied by work or other activities

a physical space or crack between two objects

wide and open, typically describing an area with few obstructions or people

a large naval vessel with a flight deck for the takeoff and landing of military aircraft

Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, character with supernatural powers from the novel Journey to the West [[西游记|西遊記|Xi1 you2 ji4]]

empty or lacking in substance, meaning, or reality

air transport

to drop from the sky, especially referring to paratrooper or military operations