Definition
to breathe: to inhale and exhale air through the mouth or nose
a breath: an inhalation, an exhalation
to take a deep breath to inhale a lot of air
breathing: respiration
- "Sick of the Anglo-Saxon housing invasion, perhaps the whole of Europe can now start to breathe a sigh of relief."
- "He's lost consciousness and his breathing is shallow."
- "Breathing is important in yoga, as it is in life."
- "Try to breathe normally."
- "Breathe normally."
- "Glen : The rest of you, while I'm helping Edward, please practice your breathing."
- "No pulse, no breathing."
- "The scarf would protect the birds by preventing them from breathing in infected air particles."
- "Must go, Icarus is making funny noises in his office – I had better check if he's still breathing."
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