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1. noun(the sound made by suddenly breathing in, eg because of surprise or sudden pain: a gasp of fear.) boqueada, jadeo; grito (sofocado)
2. verbHe gasped with pain.) jadear, respirar con dificultad; emitir un grito sofocadogasp1 n grito ahogadogasp2 vb dar un grito ahogadothe crowd gasped when he put his head in the lion's mouth el público dio un grito cuando metió la cabeza en la boca del leóntr[gɑːsp]1 (in astonishment) quedar boquiabierto,-a2 (to pant) jadear1 (cry of surprise etc) grito; (last breath) boqueada\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be at one's last gasp figurative use estar en las últimasto gasp for air hacer esfuerzos por respirargasp ['gæsp] vi1) : boquearto gasp with surprise: gritar de asombro2) pant: jadear, respirar con dificultadgasp n1) : boqueada fa gasp of surprise: un grito sofocado2) panting: jadeo mn.• anhelo s.m.• boqueada s.f.• grito sofocado s.m.• jadeo s.m.v.• acezar v.• boquear v.• jadear v.
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1. gæsp, gɑːspa) ( inhale sharply) dar* un grito ahogadob) ( pant) respirar entrecortadamente, jadearshe was gasping for breath — respiraba con dificultad; ( when dying) daba boqueadas
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vt decir* jadeando
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noun exclamación f, grito m ( entrecortado o ahogado)[ɡɑːsp]to be at one's last gasp — ( dying) estar* dando boqueadas; ( exhausted) estar* hecho polvo (fam)
1.to be at one's last gasp — (=dying) estar agonizando, estar dando las últimas boqueadas
2.he was gasping for air or breath — le costaba respirar, le faltaba el aliento
3.VT (also: gasp out) decir con voz entrecortada* * *
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1. [gæsp, gɑːsp]a) ( inhale sharply) dar* un grito ahogadob) ( pant) respirar entrecortadamente, jadearshe was gasping for breath — respiraba con dificultad; ( when dying) daba boqueadas
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vt decir* jadeando
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noun exclamación f, grito m ( entrecortado o ahogado)to be at one's last gasp — ( dying) estar* dando boqueadas; ( exhausted) estar* hecho polvo (fam)
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2 pant
pænt1) (to gasp for breath: He was panting heavily as he ran.) jadear, resollar2) (to say while gasping for breath: `Wait for me!' she panted.) decir jadeandopant vb jadearyou're panting, have you been running? estás jadeando, ¿has estado corriendo?tr[pænt]1 jadeo1 jadear, resoplar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto pant for breath intentar recobrar el alientopant ['pænt] vi: jadear, resoplarpant n: jadeo m, resoplo mn.• jadeo s.m.v.• acezar v.• anhelar v.• desalentar v.• hipar v.• ijadear v.• jadear v.• jipar v.• palpitar v.• resollar v.• resoplar v.
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1. pæntintransitive verb ( breathe quickly) jadear, resollar
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vt decir* jadeando
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I [pænt]1.N (=gasp) jadeo m, resuello m2.VI jadear, resollar3.VT (also: pant out) decir jadeando, decir de manera entrecortada- pant for
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[pænt]CPDpant leg N — (US) pierna f del pantalón, pernera f
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1. [pænt]intransitive verb ( breathe quickly) jadear, resollar
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vt decir* jadeando
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