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Meanings of draw in air in English

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Usage of draw in air in English
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The constant fight to draw in air can also create a destructive negative pressure inside the animals.
The Guardian
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A living male moth would inflate his coremata by pumping his abdomen rapidly to draw in air.
Wired
3
The lungs hitched, couldn't draw in air.
The Wolf’s Hour
4
I draw in air-once, then again.
Freaks and revelations
5
Smoke filled both his lungs and as he tried to draw in air he knew he wouldn't find it.
The coldest blood
6
He looked down at the picture in his hand, and forced himself to draw in air past the tightness in his chest.
The devil she knows
7
A jacket that cools the wearer had side panels carrying two built-in battery-operated fans, to draw in air, and help evaporate sweat.
Reuters
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The creation of the cloud can draw in air, creating strong winds that fan the flames or cause the fire to change direction.
News.com.au
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Bookending a central module are two propulsion modules, which draw in air with a propeller and blow it out any of 12 total nozzles.
Wired
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His gills are gone and he draws in air through his throat.
Friends and Helpers
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His wife noisily drawing in air through her nose remarked:
Mother
12
Mackenzie drew in air for a breath, then held it.
Anno Dracula
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A fan behind the radiator draws in air at low speeds, or when at a stand-still.
Wired
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Fans also drew in air through various scrubbers and filters, removing carbon dioxide, water, and airborne particles.
Gravity
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It's a relatively simple idea: A piston in a cylinder draws in air and adds fuel during the intake stroke.
Wired
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Don't you? He straightened up, drew in air that reeked of burning rubber, and held out his hand toward Cody.
Stinger
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