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

• That will support you when you take a breath by keeping your body moving forward, and you won't have to come up so high in order to make sure you have enough time to take the breath.
  这些动作可以支撑你的身体，在呼吸时也保持前行。这样即便你为了得到足够的呼吸时间，你也不需要过高的跃出水面。
• 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。
• Take a breath and do what you gotta do.
  深吸一口气，做你该做的事情吧。
• Take a breath, please.
  请作深呼吸。
• Don't lose control at any time; take a breath.
  任何时候都不要失态，深吸一口气。
• Why not take a breath considering your career development?
  我诚恳的建议你去当一名公务员，眼下最热门的职业。
• Why don't you take a breath kid.
  你为什么不深深吸口气？
• I need to stop sometimes and take a breath.
  有时我需要停下来，呼吸一口气。
• A swimmer can't swim under water very long, because he must take a breath.
  游泳的人不能在水下游太久，因为他必须呼吸。
• Finally, I can take a breath.
  我终于可以喘口气了。