Breaths Meaning in English
word · lemma: breath
/ˈbɹɛθs/
breths
/bɹˈɛθs/
breths
释义
'Breaths' is the plural of 'breath', meaning the acts of inhaling and exhaling air. It refers to more than one time you take air into your lungs and let it out.
用法与细微差别
Used in both literal and figurative contexts (e.g., 'deep breaths' to calm down). Common collocations: 'take a few breaths', 'catch your breath', 'short of breath'. Not to be confused with 'breathe' (verb) or 'breadth' (width).
Spanish: respiracionesPortuguese (BR): respiraçõesPortuguese (PT): respiraçõesChinese (Simplified): 呼吸Chinese (Traditional): 呼吸Hindi: साँसेंArabic: أنفاسBengali: শ্বাসগুলিRussian: вдохи - дыханияJapanese: 呼吸Vietnamese: hơi thởKorean: 숨Turkish: nefeslerUrdu: سانسیںIndonesian: napas
例句
She took three deep breaths before speaking.
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Try to count your breaths during meditation.
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The doctor listened to his breaths with a stethoscope.
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After running so fast, my breaths were short and quick.
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Take a few slow breaths and try to relax.
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Her breaths became steady as she fell asleep.
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