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1 Breathe more deeply
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2 breathe in deeply through the nose
English-Russian dictionary of medicine > breathe in deeply through the nose
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3 breathe
[briːð]гл.1) дышать; вдыхать, выдыхатьto breathe again / freely — вздохнуть с облегчением
Syn:2) = breathe in вдыхать прям. и перен.an artist who knows how to breathe life into a picture — художник, который знает, как вдохнуть жизнь в картину
In the morning I open the window wide and breathe in deeply. — Утром я открываю настежь окно и делаю глубокий вдох.
Syn:3) = breathe out выдыхатьSyn:4) повеять, подуть ( о ветре)5) "дышать", пропускать воздух ( о материале)6) жить, существовать; быть, являться кем-л.A better fellow does not breathe. — Лучше него нет человека.
In three months you'll breathe a beggar and outlaw. — Через три месяца ты превратишься в нищего изгоя.
- breathe after- breathe one's last breath7) негромко говорить; шептать, нашёптывать, "ворковать"9) переводить дух; давать передохнутьHe stopped there to breathe his horse. — Он остановился, чтобы дать отдохнуть лошади.
11) ( breathe through) пронизывать, пропитывать12) выражать что-л., "дышать" чем-л.Those old letters, breathing of her wealth. — Эти старые письма, каждая буква которых буквально дышит её благополучием.
A sense of calm breathed from the landscape. — Пейзаж излучал спокойствие.
13) ( breathe of) выболтатьDon't worry, I wouldn't breathe a word of your secret. — Не беспокойся, я и словом не выдам твой секрет.
14) ( breathe (up)on) пятнать чью-л. репутацию; чернить, клеветатьHe used to have a good name, but it has been breathed on recently. — Он имел неплохую репутацию, но в последнее время о нём всякое поговаривают.
•- breathe out••- breathe new life into- breathe life into
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1. IIbreathe in in some manner breathe in deeply глубоко вдохнуть, сделать глубокий вдох2. IIIbreathe in smth. /smth. In/ breathe in the refreshing air of liberty вдохнуть /глотнуть/ свежий воздух свободы -
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1) поглощать что-л. при вдохе In large cities people breathe in dangerous gases from cars and chimneys. ≈ В больших городах люди вынуждены дышать опасными газами от выхлопов автомобилей и труб заводов.
2) вдыхать In the morning I open the window wide and breathe in deeply. ≈ Утром я открываю настежь окно и делаю глубокий вдох. Syn: inhale, inbreathe, snuff( музыкальное) брать дыханиеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > breathe in
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deeply [ˈdi:plɪ]a. [cut, sleep, breathe, regret] profondément ; [drink] à longs traitsb. [shocked, divided, unhappy] profondément ; [troubled, unpopular] extrêmement* * *['diːplɪ]adverb [felt, moving] profondément; [involved] à fondour most deeply held convictions — nos convictions les plus solides; [think] profondément
to go deeply into something — analyser quelque chose en profondeur; [breathe, sigh, sleep] profondément; [dig, cut, thrust] profondément; [drink] à grands traits; [tanned] extrêmement
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breathe [bri:ð]∎ to breathe hard haleter;∎ to breathe heavily or deeply (after exertion) souffler ou respirer bruyamment; (during illness) il respirait péniblement;∎ you can't breathe in here (it's too hot) on ne peut pas respirer ici;∎ is he still breathing? est-il toujours en vie?, vit-il encore?;∎ figurative I breathed more easily or again after the exam après l'examen j'ai enfin pu respirer;∎ familiar to breathe down sb's neck (supervise) être sur le dos de qn; (look over their shoulder) regarder par-dessus l'épaule de qn;∎ figurative how can I work with you breathing down my neck? comment veux-tu que je travaille si tu es toujours derrière moi?;∎ figurative I need room to breathe (in relationship) j'ai besoin d'espace, il faut que je respire(a) (take in oxygen) respirer;∎ she breathed a sigh of relief elle poussa un soupir de soulagement;∎ to breathe one's last rendre le dernier soupir ou l'âme;∎ she breathed new life into the project elle a insufflé de nouvelles forces au projet;∎ she'll be breathing fire when she finds out! elle va se mettre dans une colère noire quand elle saura!∎ don't breathe a word! ne soufflez pas mot!;∎ they didn't breathe a word about it ils n'en ont pas soufflé mot(c) Linguistics aspirerinhalerinspirerexpirerexpirer -
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♦ deeply /ˈdi:plɪ/avv.1 profondamente, estremamente: deeply offended [hurt], profondamente offeso [ferito]; deeply concerned, estremamente preoccupato; deeply interesting, estremamente interessante; to love sb. deeply, amare profondamente q.; to think deeply ( about st.), riflettere a fondo (su qc.)2 in profondità: They penetrated deeply into enemy territory, si sono inoltrati nel cuore del territorio nemico; The car sank deeply into the mud, la macchina è sprofondata nel fango3 (fam.) astutamente● to breathe deeply, respirare a fondo □ to sleep deeply, dormire profondamente □ a deeply-rooted prejudice, un pregiudizio profondamente radicato. -
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deeply ['di:plɪ]∎ to sigh deeply pousser un profond soupir;∎ they gazed deeply into each other's eyes leurs regards étaient plongés dans les yeux l'un de l'autre;∎ to fall deeply in love with sb tomber profondément amoureux de qn;∎ to care deeply about sb être profondément attaché à qn;∎ I care deeply about your happiness/this country's future ton bonheur/l'avenir de ce pays est très important pour moi;∎ to go deeply into sth approfondir qch;∎ she can't have looked into it very deeply elle n'a pas dû s'en occuper très sérieusement;∎ his forehead was deeply lined son front était creusé de rides profondes(b) (offended, relieved, grateful, religious) profondément, extrêmement -
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1 fig ( intensely) [felt, moving] profondément ; [involved, committed] à fond ; our most deeply held convictions nos convictions les plus solides ;2 ( analytically) [think, reflect] profondément ; [discuss, examine, study] en profondeur ; to go deeply into sth analyser qch en profondeur ; deeply meaningful très significatif/-ive ;3 [breathe, sigh, sleep] profondément ;4 [dig, cut, thrust] profondément ; [drink] à grands traits ; [blush] intensément ; [tanned] extrêmement. -
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adverb (very greatly: We are deeply grateful to you.) profundamentedeeply adv profundamentetr['diːplɪ]1 (cut, bite) profundamente3 (intensely - grateful, concerned, love) profundamente; (- interested) sumamente; (profoundly - think, consider) a fondodeeply ['di:pli] adv: hondo, profundamenteI'm deeply sorry: lo siento sinceramenteadv.• profundamente adv.'diːpli1) < sigh> profundamente2) < think> a fondo; < concerned> profundamente; < interested> sumamente['diːplɪ]ADV1) [dig] en profundidad; [drink] a grandes tragos; [breathe, sigh] profundamente, hondo; [sleep, regret] profundamente; [think] a fondo•
to blush deeply — enrojecer violentamente•
to go deeply into sth — entrar de lleno en algo•
a deeply held conviction — una convicción profunda•
they looked deeply into each other's eyes — se miraron profundamente a los ojos•
to love sb deeply — querer profundamente a algn•
to regret sth deeply — lamentar algo profundamente2) (=profoundly, intensely) [worrying, sceptical, disappointed, shocked] sumamente; [concerned, troubled, grateful, religious] profundamente; [offensive, unhappy, depressed] terriblemente•
to be deeply in debt — estar lleno de deudas, estar cargado de deudas•
it remains a deeply divided nation — sigue siendo una nación muy dividida•
I was deeply embarrassed by his question — su pregunta me hizo sentirme muy violenta•
deeply embedded dirt — suciedad profundamente incrustado•
I was deeply hurt by her remarks — sus comentarios me hirieron en lo más hondo or profundo, sus comentarios me dolieron mucho•
we are deeply indebted to you — le debemos muchísimo•
we were deeply saddened by his death — su muerte nos entristeció profundamente* * *['diːpli]1) < sigh> profundamente2) < think> a fondo; < concerned> profundamente; < interested> sumamente -
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bri:ð1) (to draw in and let out (air etc) from the lungs: He was unable to breathe because of the smoke; She breathed a sigh of relief.) respirar2) (to tell (a secret): Don't breathe a word of this to anyone.) soplar, revelar•- breatherbreathe vb respirartr[briːð]1 (air, etc) respirar1 (air, etc) respirar2 (be alive) respirar, vivir■ is he still breathing? ¿respira aún?3 (wine) airear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto breathe in aspirarto breathe out espirardon't breathe a word! ¡punto en boca!not to breath a word about no decir ni una palabra deto breathe air into (balloon etc) inflar soplandoto breathe a sigh dar un suspiroto breathe one's last exhalar el último suspiroto breath new life into something infundir un espíritu nuevo a algoto breath down somebody's neck no dejar a alguien a sol ni a sombra1) : respirar2) live: vivir, respirarbreathe vt1) : respirar, aspirarto breathe fresh air: respirar el aire fresco2) utter: decirI won't breathe a word of this: no diré nada de estov.• boquear v.• espirar v.• inspirar v.• resollar v.• respirar v.briːð
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a) \<\<person/animal\>\> respirarto breathe again/easily/freely — respirar tranquilo
b) \<\<fabric/leather\>\> dejar pasar el aire
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breathe vta) \<\<air/fumes\>\> aspirar, respirarto breathe one's last — (liter) exhalar el último suspiro (liter)
b) ( exhale)c) (instill, inspire) infundird) ( utter) \<\<sigh\>\> dejar escaparPhrasal Verbs:[briːð]1. VT1) [+ air] respirar- breathe new life into sth- breathe one's last2) (=utter) [+ prayer] decir en voz bajato breathe a sigh — suspirar, dar un suspiro
I won't breathe a word — no diré nada or palabra
2. VI1) [person, animal] respirar; (noisily) resollarneck 1., 1)now we can breathe again — (fig) ahora podemos respirar tranquilos
2) [wine] respirar3) [fabric, garment] transpirar, dejar pasar el aire* * *[briːð]
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a) \<\<person/animal\>\> respirarto breathe again/easily/freely — respirar tranquilo
b) \<\<fabric/leather\>\> dejar pasar el aire
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breathe vta) \<\<air/fumes\>\> aspirar, respirarto breathe one's last — (liter) exhalar el último suspiro (liter)
b) ( exhale)c) (instill, inspire) infundird) ( utter) \<\<sigh\>\> dejar escaparPhrasal Verbs: -
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['diːplɪ]1) [felt, moving, involved] profondamente2) [think, discuss, study] approfonditamente, a fondoto go deeply into sth. — analizzare qcs. approfonditamente
3) [breathe, sigh, sleep] profondamente* * *adverb (very greatly: We are deeply grateful to you.) profondamente* * *['diːplɪ]1) [felt, moving, involved] profondamente2) [think, discuss, study] approfonditamente, a fondoto go deeply into sth. — analizzare qcs. approfonditamente
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adverb(lit. or fig.) tief; äußerst [interessiert, dankbar, selbstbewusst]* * ** * *deep·ly[ˈdi:pli]1. (very) disappointed, discouraging, impressed sehr, äußerstI'm \deeply grateful to you ich bin dir äußerst dankbarto be \deeply appreciative of sth etw sehr schätzento be \deeply insulted zutiefst getroffen seinto be \deeply interested in sth an etw dat äußerst interessiert seinto \deeply regret sth etw sehr bereuento be \deeply ingrained in sb tief in jdm verwurzelt sein* * *['diːplɪ]adv2) (fig) tief; concerned, worried zutiefst, äußerst; unhappy, suspicious, unpopular äußerst; regret, move, shock, involved, grateful zutiefst; interested höchst; love sehr, innig; think gründlichdeeply committed — stark engagiert
they are deeply embarrassed by it —
a deeply ingrained prejudice — ein fest verwurzeltes Vorurteil
to go deeply into a matter — sich gründlich mit einer Sache befassen
* * *deeply devised reiflich überlegt;deeply hurt schwer gekränkt;deeply indebted äußerst dankbar;deeply offended tief beleidigt;deeply religious tief religiös;deeply versed gründlich bewandert;* * *adverb(lit. or fig.) tief; äußerst [interessiert, dankbar, selbstbewusst]* * *adv.nachhaltig adv.stark adv.tief adv.zutiefst adv. -
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I'm \deeply grateful to you ich bin dir äußerst dankbar;to be \deeply appreciative of sth etw sehr schätzen;to be \deeply insulted zutiefst getroffen sein;to be \deeply interested in sth an etw dat äußerst interessiert sein;to \deeply regret sth etw sehr bereuento be \deeply ingrained in sb tief in jdm verwurzelt sein;to inhale \deeply tief einatmen -
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♦ (to) breathe /bri:ð/A v. i.1 respirare: to breathe deeply, respirare profondamente; to breathe hard, respirare con difficoltà; ansare; ansimare; The injured man was still breathing, il ferito respirava ancoraB v. t.1 respirare; aspirare: the air we breathe, l'aria che respiriamo; to breathe poisonous gas, respirare gas velenoso2 emettere; soffiare: to breathe a sigh of relief, emettere un sospiro di sollievo; to breathe smoke over sb., soffiare fumo su q.; to breathe fire, soffiare fuoco3 mormorare; sussurrare; dire piano: to breathe a word into sb. 's ear, mormorare una parola all'orecchio di q.5 ispirare; infondere: to breathe new life into a party, infondere nuova vita in un partito; He breathed confidence into his followers, infondeva fiducia nei suoi seguaci● to breathe again, riprendere fiato; (fig.) sentirsi sollevato □ (fam.) to breathe down sb. 's neck, stare addosso a q.; stare col fiato sul collo a q.; ( anche) stare alle calcagna di q. □ to breathe forth, esalare □ to breathe freely, respirare liberamente; (fig.) sentirsi sollevato □ to breathe in, inspirare; inalare; respirare: to breathe in through one's nose, inspirare dal naso; to breathe in noxious fumes, respirare esalazioni nocive □ to breathe one's last, esalare l'ultimo respiro □ to breathe out, espirare □ to breathe short, avere il fiato corto; ansimare; ansare □ as long as I breathe, finché avrò vita; finché campo □ not to breathe a word (o a syllable), non far parola; non fiatare.
См. также в других словарях:
breathe — W3S3 [bri:ð] v ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(air)¦ 2¦(blow)¦ 3 somebody can breathe easy/easily 4 breathe a sigh of relief 5 be breathing down somebody s neck 6 not breathe a word 7 breathe life into something 8¦(skin)¦ 9¦(clothes/fabric)¦ … Dictionary of contemporary English
breathe — [ brið ] verb ** 1. ) intransitive or transitive to take air into your lungs through your nose or mouth and let it out again: He held her so tightly she could hardly breathe. We can no longer depend on the quality of the air we breathe. breathe… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
breathe - breath — ◊ breathe Breathe is a verb. When people or animals breathe, they take air into their lungs and let it out again. It was difficult for him to breathe. I stood by the window and breathed deeply. ◊ breath … Useful english dictionary
breathe — /bri:D/ verb 1 AIR (I, T) to take air into your lungs and send it out again: When you get an asthma attack you can t breathe. | People are concerned about the quality of the air they breathe. | breathe deeply (=take in a lot of air) 2 BLOW (I, T) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
breathe */*/ — UK [briːð] / US [brɪð] verb Word forms breathe : present tense I/you/we/they breathe he/she/it breathes present participle breathing past tense breathed past participle breathed 1) [intransitive/transitive] to take air into your lungs through… … English dictionary
breathe — [c]/brið / (say breedh) verb (breathed /briðd / (say breedhd), breathing) –verb (i) 1. to inhale and exhale air; respire: *in the cooler air we will breathe easier. –b. wongar, 1983. 2. (in speech) to control the outgoing breath in producing… …
breathe — v. 1) to breathe deeply 2) (B) he didn t breathe a word to anyone 3) (d; tr.) to breathe into (she breathed new life into the project) * * * [briːð] (B) he didn t breathe a word to anyone to breathe deeply (d; tr.) to breathe into (she breathed… … Combinatory dictionary
deeply — deep|ly [ dipli ] adverb *** 1. ) very or very much: The comment had offended him deeply. The president said he was deeply concerned about the situation. 2. ) a long way into something: The needle had penetrated deeply into his skin. 3. ) if you… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
deeply */*/*/ — UK [ˈdiːplɪ] / US [ˈdɪplɪ] adverb 1) very or very much The comment had offended him deeply. The government said it was deeply concerned about the situation. 2) a long way into something The needle had penetrated deeply into his skin. 3) if you… … English dictionary
breathe — [[t]bri͟ːð[/t]] ♦♦♦ breathes, breathing, breathed 1) VERB When people or animals breathe, they take air into their lungs and let it out again. When they breathe smoke or a particular kind of air, they take it into their lungs and let it out again … English dictionary
deeply*/*/ — [ˈdiːpli] adv 1) very, or very much Your mother is deeply concerned.[/ex] 2) a long way into something The needle had penetrated deeply into his skin.[/ex] 3) if you breathe or SIGH deeply, you breathe a lot of air into or out of your body … Dictionary for writing and speaking English