Both may be correct with different meaning.
Use rose INTO the air ( for example as an airplane taking off ) but rose IN the air ( as smoke above a fire)
"Your sisters' names are Rose and Mary."
That is the correct spelling of "rosy" (bright, cheerful, or pink like a rose).
That is the correct spelling of the term "air conditioning" (air cooling).
(ear-in) the correct pronunciation is (ear-in) actually... its like (air-in) i would know, since that's my name. (air-in)
More or less. Air can leak from a container, because it is a fluid. However, "leaking air" wouldn't necessarily be correct all the time, so use your best judgment.
"Your sisters' names are Rose and Mary."
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There are many rose bushes in his garden.
The correct spelling is "Mary Rose" including capitalisation (see related question for clarification).
That is the correct spelling of the female given name "Rosemary". (Also "Rose Mary" and "Rose Marie".)
'Jambu air' is called 'rose apple' in English.
Yes perfect condition
Yes, it is correct to say "I rose in the morning." "Rose" is the past tense of "rise" and can be used to describe getting up or waking up in the morning.
What advantages if correct air pressure is maintained in tyres of bikes and cars.
No. Although it has no grammatical fault, it is not right. Use " ...rose that is almost incandescent."
Roses need the carbon monoxide from the air in order to thrive. They use this mineral to grow and then release oxygen into the air.
That is the correct spelling of the term "air conditioning" (air cooling).