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Meanings of take a breath in English
Draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs.
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Usage of take a breath in English
1
Don't allow him to take a breath before you strike somewhere else.
2
There was a brief hesitation before he heard her take a breath.
3
At the Pacific Station I was ordered to take a breath test.
4
You just have to take a breath, let it out, and squeeze.
5
Somehow she managed to take a breath without audibly gasping, then another.
6
Everyone stood like wooden soldiers, unmoving, afraid even to take a breath.
7
I take a breath before telling the truth as I see it.
8
I take a breath to ensure there's no smugness in my voice.
9
Please take a breath and remember that mental health issues are real.
10
When she stopped to take a breath, the fourth woman spoke up.
11
Now he struggled to take a breath, and anger tinged his voice.
12
Sean could hardly take a breath as he lay on the floor.
13
Isobel felt her shoulders hitch when she tried to take a breath.
14
I take a breath, but then I realize it's just a recording.
15
I take a breath, trying to force air down into my diaphragm.
16
Even in the dark he could see his mother take a breath.
