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Meanings of expel air in English
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Usage of expel air in English
1
The lungs are able to expel air regularly and gently, with no more expense of energy than ordinary breathing requires.
2
It apparently can expel air through a valve which is covered with fluid from the anus, thus blowing the emerging fluid into bubbles.
3
His lungs were receiving and expelling air, although not without our help.
4
Davis expelled air in a mixture between a laugh and a groan.
5
The three daughters were voicing their displeasure by expelling air through their foodtubes.
6
With a gasp, Ivor expelled air from his lungs and drew breath again.
7
The sharply expelled air sent all the jellyfish tumbling away.
8
The first mild profanity from Mike Ross arrives in a wheeze of expelled air.
9
The horse gave a whoof of expelled air, and he yanked the cinch tight.
10
The young man grinned, expelling air from his lungs.
11
There was a grunt of expelled air and Dom heard Bernie swear in the background.
12
There was no feeling of air going in, of lungs holding oxygen, of expelling air.
13
At last Bidwell leaned back in his chair, expelled air, and patted his bulging stomach.
14
Expelling air, the hunter struck with blurring speed.
15
She let go of the crown and sent a ripple down, expelling air from the mouth.
16
To the bellows correspond the lungs from which the expelled air is forced upwards through the windpipe.