breathe

US /brið/

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UK /bri:ð/

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To move air into and out of your lungs

I cannot breathe with all this pollution in the air

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To say something very softly

Don't breathe a word to anyone about this, it's a secret

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To stop moving so one can rest

Please give me a moment to breathe before we start walking again

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To be alive.

I can breathe!

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To emit or exhale (something).

The flowers breathe fragrance into the air.

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05:47

This can take away the ability to walk, write, speak, swallow, and breathe.
This can take away the ability to walk, write, speak, swallow, and breathe.
For some reason, Hawking's ALS didn't affect his ability to breathe (which would deprive
For some reason, Hawking's ALS didn't affect his ability to breathe (which would deprive

05:30

The air we breathe has many gases out of which 21% is oxygen.
The air we breathe has many gases out of which 21% is oxygen.
When we breathe.
When we breathe.

14:56

Come h- goddamn. Why can the fishes breathe underwater then, huh?
Come h- goddamn. Why can the fishes breathe underwater then, huh?

05:52

I have a little bit of snot in my nose, and when I breathe, I wheeze a little bit.
I have a little bit of snot in my nose, and when I breathe, I wheeze a little bit.
But when you have the sniffles, it means your nose is running a little bit and you breathe in quickly to kind of, I guess bring the snot back into your nose.
But when you have the sniffles, it means your nose is running a little bit and you breathe in quickly to kind of, I guess bring the snot back into your nose.

09:43

"He, like, stomped on my stomach really hard — I, like, took the wind out of my breath. I couldn't breathe."
"He, like, stomped on my stomach really hard — I, like, took the wind out of my breath. I couldn't breathe."
like, took the wind out of my breath. I couldn't breathe."
like, took the wind out of my breath. I couldn't breathe."

06:09

watch out for the pronunciation: breath(noun), breathe(verb) breathtaking.
watch out for the pronunciation: breath(noun), breathe(verb) breathtaking.

22:23

And let me tell you, for months, I felt like I couldn’t breathe.
And let me tell you, for months, I felt like I couldn’t breathe.

19:01

So, he, if we can make a sentence with can and can't, Bob can't breathe.
So, he, if we can make a sentence with can and can't, Bob can't breathe.
So, for example, he has no nose, OK, we understand that, so Bob am, is, are, is, negative, not able to breathe or smell.
So, for example, he has no nose, OK, we understand that, so Bob am, is, are, is, negative, not able to breathe or smell.

05:20

Every look will make it hard to breathe (TRX)
Every look will make it hard to breathe (TRX)
Every look will make it hard to breathe
Every look will make it hard to breathe