Please show me example sentences with ''vent'' and ''ventilate''

ventilate my feelings and opinions means I am expressing or discussing them openly and publicly. I found this use in a British dictionary.
vent or ventilate is to be angry with somebody or simply express until it goes away? . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.

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newenglandgenie

27 June

English (US)

In the United States we say that someone vents his or her feelings. As a verb vent means means to express strong feelings. I’m not sure how it’s used in the UK.
The only person I can vent to is my husband because I don’t like to burden other people with my problems.
I had coffee with a good friend and she spent the whole time venting about her boyfriend.

Ventilate is a verb meaning to replace stale air with fresh air or to circulate air throughout a building.
We have very good ventilation at our office so it’s a nice place to work.

Let’s ventilate this room a bit. Could you please open a window?

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Tseh

27 June

Spanish (Mexico)

@newenglandgenie But the use of ''ventilate'' is in a british dictionary and the use said : express or discuss feelings and opinions openly or publicly. Then, vent and ventilate mean talk about my feelings until one is relieved, but no getting even at somebody for it?

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