take a breath

英 [teɪk ə breθ]

美 [teɪk ə breθ]

吸气

英英释义

verb

• draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs
  1. I can breathe better when the air is clean
  2. The patient is respiring
  Synonym:breatherespiresuspire

双语例句

• Finally, I can take a breath.
  我终于可以喘口气了。
• Take a breath, pause, then respond calmly and honestly, without undue defensiveness.
  深呼吸，屏气，然后平静和诚实地回应，不要带着不应有的防御心理。
• I love going outside, to take a breath of fresh air, to stretch, to get natural light into my computer-strained eyes.
  我喜爱到外面走走，呼吸呼吸新鲜空气，做做伸展运动，让看电脑看得疲惫眼睛看看自然的阳光。
• Instead, the experts say, parents should take a breath and look for alternatives.
  而专家表示，做父母的应该歇口气，放松放松，寻找其他的解决办法。
• When the policeman asked the driver to take a breath alcohol test after smelling alcohol on him, the man bit the policeman's left hand.
  警察在闻到该驾车男子身上的酒气后要求对其进行酒精呼气测试，这时该男子一口咬住了警察的左手。
• Take a breath and do what you gotta do.
  深吸一口气，做你该做的事情吧。
• I am too busy to take a breath.
  我忙得都喘不过气来。
• So just take a breath right now and ask God to tell you exactly what you need to hear.
  因此，现在就深吸一口气，要上帝明确告诉你你需要听到的。
• You are too rush today, calm down and take a breath.
  今天的你个性显的好急躁，深呼吸冷静一下。
• Public do not need to undertake special disinfection normally, need only often ventilated take a breath can.
  公共场所通常不需要进行非凡的消毒，只需经常通风换气即可。