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Meanings of breathing in English

Russian
дыхание
Portuguese
respiração
Catalan
respiració
Spanish
respiracion
Wikidata

Process that moves air in and out of the lungs.

Related terms
дыхание
Portuguese
eupnéico

Passing or able to pass air in and out of the lungs normally; sometimes used in combination.

Related terms
eupnéico
Usage of breathing in English
1
That has given media honchos breathing room to consider deals, said Singer.
Reuters
2
Friends said her condition had worsened yesterday when she developed breathing difficulties.
The Irish Times
3
Conclusions: A specific breathing strategy, exhalation during the lift, improved task performance.
Pubmed
4
Ozone, which also causes breathing difficulties, is also present at elevated levels.
The Guardian
5
Improvements in breathing - when they came - often appeared within days.
Reuters
6
Patients are given supportive care, for example ventilation, if breathing significantly deteriorates.
The Guardian
7
Nobody quite knows how many of these breathing assistance machines are working.
Radio NZ
8
Mr Justice Paul Carney said he could not hear the accused breathing.
The Irish Times
9
A long time later, Peter's even breathing said that he was asleep.
Ender’s Game
10
Mr. Dower stares into the case for ten long seconds, barely breathing.
The Fuller Memorandum
11
He looked exactly as he had: he just was no longer breathing.
Lonesome dove
12
You've been breathing the rare air on South Michigan way too long.
Body work
13
He'd simply wanted to check to be sure she was still breathing.
Mcgillivray's mistress
14
Nearly 400 young children attend the school, breathing the air each day.
The Guardian
15
A move she'd practiced for years and years, as easy as breathing.
Heir of Fire
16
Don't move.' Arms out, Antsy edged his way towards Corien's loud breathing.
Orb Sceptre Throne
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Translations for breathing
Breathing through the time
Breathing across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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