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Significats de exhalation en anglès

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выдох
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expiração
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expiració
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espiración

Flow of the respiratory current out of an organism.

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Exhaled breath.

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Ús de exhalation en anglès
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Conclusions: A specific breathing strategy, exhalation during the lift, improved task performance.
Pubmed
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Far below in the flesh he allowed himself a long slow exhalation.
Blood and Bone
3
It never changes; a single lupine exhalation could re-ice it to rubble.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
4
He drank for half a minute, then let out an explosive exhalation.
The Great Book of Amber
5
Willow sighed, an almost impossibly long exhalation for a person so small.
Before you know kindness
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He lets out a long exhalation and begins to defrost his limbs.
To the end of the land
7
Down in the crypt he heard a sharp exhalation, almost a hiss.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
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Thus eminently situated, the sun can exercise his full powers of exhalation.
An History of Birmingham (1783)
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Will's breaths came in pained gasps, each exhalation tinged with a growl.
Side Jobs
10
Inhale through nostrils for four seconds, and upon one exhalation, speak slowly:
The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation
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It started as a stuttering exhalation that turned into a chortling cough.
Internecine
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With a pained exhalation, Andrew struggles to sit up against the logs.
Desert places: a novel of terror
13
Under the doorsill, a slow, probing sniff, an exhalation of electric steam.
Fahrenheit 451
14
Josh froze, all the breath leaving his body in one shocked exhalation.
The Magician
15
Rubinstein calls Chopin the exhalation of the third epoch in art.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
16
I heard a muted grunt of effort and a long exhalation.
Death masks
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Exhalation a través del temps
Exhalation per variant geogràfica
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