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Meanings of exhalation in English
Flow of the respiratory current out of an organism.
Related terms
Portuguese
exalação Spanish
exhalación Synonyms
Examples for "expiration"
Examples for "expiration"
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Time to expiration affects the value of the option and defines risk.
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The model may also help explain regional dynamic airway narrowing during expiration.
3
At the point of expiration, time value will have declined to zero.
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There is no expiration date almost - it might be 10 years.
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They could also change some of the expiration dates in the agreement.
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The first is to simply get under the water while breathing out.
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For added relaxation, count each second of breathing out on your fingers.
3
The stones and the walls seemed to be breathing out hot air.
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Herself, external to herself, was breathing out there-offsomewhere in that tray.
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I sat on the lip of the tub, breathing in, breathing out.
Usage of exhalation in English
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Conclusions: A specific breathing strategy, exhalation during the lift, improved task performance.
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Far below in the flesh he allowed himself a long slow exhalation.
3
It never changes; a single lupine exhalation could re-ice it to rubble.
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He drank for half a minute, then let out an explosive exhalation.
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Willow sighed, an almost impossibly long exhalation for a person so small.
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He lets out a long exhalation and begins to defrost his limbs.
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Down in the crypt he heard a sharp exhalation, almost a hiss.
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Thus eminently situated, the sun can exercise his full powers of exhalation.
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Will's breaths came in pained gasps, each exhalation tinged with a growl.
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Inhale through nostrils for four seconds, and upon one exhalation, speak slowly:
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It started as a stuttering exhalation that turned into a chortling cough.
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With a pained exhalation, Andrew struggles to sit up against the logs.
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Under the doorsill, a slow, probing sniff, an exhalation of electric steam.
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Josh froze, all the breath leaving his body in one shocked exhalation.
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Rubinstein calls Chopin the exhalation of the third epoch in art.
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I heard a muted grunt of effort and a long exhalation.
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Translations for exhalation
Russian
Exhalation through the time
Exhalation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common