Take a deep breath Meaning in English
expression
TAYK uh DEEP breth
TAYK uh DEEP breth
释义
To inhale air slowly and deeply into your lungs, often to calm yourself or prepare for something.
用法与细微差别
Used both literally (for actual breathing) and figuratively (to suggest calming down or preparing). Common before facing stressful situations. Informal; can be part of advice ('Just take a deep breath and try again').
Spanish: respirar hondo - respirar profundamentePortuguese (BR): respirar fundoPortuguese (PT): respirar fundoChinese (Simplified): 深呼吸Chinese (Traditional): 深呼吸Hindi: गहरी साँस लेनाArabic: تنفس بعمقBengali: গভীর শ্বাস নেওয়াRussian: глубоко вдохнутьJapanese: 深呼吸するVietnamese: hít một hơi thật sâuKorean: 심호흡하다Turkish: derin bir nefes almakUrdu: گہری سانس لیناIndonesian: tarik napas dalam-dalam
例句
Before you start, take a deep breath.
basic
She told me to take a deep breath and relax.
basic
Please take a deep breath and hold it.
basic
Whenever I'm nervous, I take a deep breath to calm down.
natural
Just take a deep breath and tell me what happened.
natural
Sometimes you just need to take a deep breath and let things go.
natural