lungs
US /'lʌŋz/
・UK /'lʌŋz/
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n. pl.Noun (plural)Two organs we use to breathe
I took a deep breath, filling my lungs with fresh morning air
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Anne Marie - 2002 ( cover by J.Fla )
- Paint a picture for you and me of the days when we were young, singing at the top of both our lungs.
Paint a picture for you and me of the days when we were young, singing at the top of both our lungs.
- Paint a picture for you and me of the days when we were young, singing at the top of both our lungs,
Paint a picture for you and me of the days when we were young, singing at the top of both our lungs,
The Invisible Barrier Keeping Two Worlds Apart
- They're just a tiny shellfish." Once I get once my lungs fill back up, I can finish that joke.
They're just a tiny shellfish." Once I get once my lungs fill back up, I can finish that joke.
- They're just a tiny shellfish." Once I get once my lungs fill back up, I can finish that joke.
They're just a tiny shellfish." Once I get once my lungs fill back up, I can finish that joke.
How to Survive a Building Explosion
- Step three, empty your lungs.
Step three, empty your lungs.
- Step 3: Into your lungs.
Step 3: Into your lungs.
Does COVID Mess With Your DNA?
- And you can find scientists looking at everything from the heart to the brain to the lungs to the everywhere.
And you can find scientists looking at everything from the heart to the brain to the lungs to the everywhere.
- from the heart to the brain to the lungs
from the heart to the brain to the lungs
How to Describe Being Sick in English! ???
- So let's talk a little bit about symptoms of the nose and lungs.
So let's talk a little bit about symptoms of the nose and lungs.
- When you wheeze, it means you can hear yourself breathing because you have a bit of fluid in your lungs.
When you wheeze, it means you can hear yourself breathing because you have a bit of fluid in your lungs.
Smoking is Awesome
- Your lungs are like big inflatable sponges and have a filter and barrier; the cilia cells with hair-like extensions covered by a layer of mucus.
Your lungs are like big inflatable sponges and have a filter and barrier; the cilia cells with hair-like extensions covered by a layer of mucus.
- Your lungs are like big inflatable sponges and have a filter and barrier - the cilia cells with hair-like extensions covered by a layer of mucus.
Your lungs are like big inflatable sponges and have a filter and barrier - the cilia cells with hair-like extensions covered by a layer of mucus.
The Most Radioactive Places on Earth
- stop radioactive dust from getting into my lungs. This is definitely one of the most
stop radioactive dust from getting into my lungs. This is definitely one of the most
- stop radioactive dust from getting into my lungs. This is definitely one of the most
stop radioactive dust from getting into my lungs. This is definitely one of the most
This Much Will Kill You
- The amount of air pressure from this could burst your lungs, or, alternatively, create an embolism that travels to your heart.
The amount of air pressure from this could burst your lungs, or, alternatively, create an embolism that travels to your heart.
- The amount of air pressure from this could burst your lungs or, alternatively, create an embolism that travels to your heart.
The amount of air pressure from this could burst your lungs or, alternatively, create an embolism that travels to your heart.
Smoking vs Vaping
- In cigarettes, this releases nicotine which is absorbed into your bloodstream through the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the brain and feelings of alertness.
In cigarettes, this releases nicotine which is absorbed into your bloodstream through the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the brain and feelings of alertness.
- the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the
the lungs, causing increased heart rate, constricted blood vessels, release of dopamine in the
Why your voice is like a fingerprint
- When you take a breath in, the air comes down this way into your lungs.
When you take a breath in, the air comes down this way into your lungs.
- When you speak or sing, you push air from your lungs up through your trachea and through the vocal folds, which you might know as vocal cords.
When you speak or sing, you push air from your lungs up through your trachea and through the vocal folds, which you might know as vocal cords.