airsupply

noun
UK /ˈeə.səˌplaɪ/
US /ˈer.səˌplaɪ/

Air that is brought to a place so people or machines can breathe or work.

The divers checked their air supply before going into the water.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A system or equipment that provides air to an enclosed space.

The mine's air supply is pumped down through a large shaft.

3. The amount of air available for breathing in a limited space.

The submarine's air supply lasts for several weeks.

4. A company or service that delivers air or gases.

The hospital ordered oxygen from a medical air supply company.