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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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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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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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gasp [gɑ:sp](a) (be short of breath) haleter, souffler;∎ to gasp for breath or for air haleter, suffoquer(b) (in shock, surprise) avoir le souffle coupé;∎ to gasp in or with amazement avoir le souffle coupé par la surprise∎ I'm gasping for a cigarette je meurs d'envie de fumer une cigarette;∎ I'm gasping (for a drink) je meurs de soif∎ "what?" he gasped "quoi?" dit-il d'une voix pantelante;∎ she gasped out an explanation elle s'est expliquée d'une voix haletante3 nounhalètement m; (of surprise) hoquet m, sursaut m;∎ she gave or she let out a gasp of surprise elle a eu un hoquet de surprise;∎ there were gasps of admiration from the audience il y a eu des sursauts d'admiration dans le public;∎ to give a gasp of horror avoir le souffle coupé par l'horreur;∎ he was at his last gasp (dying) il allait rendre son dernier souffle ou soupir; (exhausted) il était à bout de souffle;∎ to the last gasp jusqu'au dernier souffle -
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1. intransitive verbleave somebody gasping [with something] — jemandem [vor etwas] den Atem verschlagen od. rauben
2. transitive verbhe was gasping for air or breath — er rang nach Luft
3. noungasp out — hervorstoßen [Bitte, Worte]
Keuchen, dasgive a gasp of fear/surprise — vor Furcht/Überraschung die Luft einziehen
be at one's last gasp — in den letzten Zügen liegen (ugs.)
* * *1. noun(the sound made by suddenly breathing in, eg because of surprise or sudden pain: a gasp of fear.) das Keuchen2. verbHe gasped with pain.) keuchen- academic.ru/115286/be_gasping_for">be gasping for* * *[gɑ:sp, AM gæsp]I. vi1. (pant) keuchen; (catch one's breath) tief einatmen, hörbar die Luft einziehen; (be surprised, shocked, in pain)sb \gasps in shock jdm bleibt vor Schreck die Luft weg fam2. (speak breathlessly) nach Luft ringenII. vt▪ to \gasp out ⇆ sth etw [atemlos] hervorstoßenIII. n hörbares Lufteinziehen, plötzliches Luftholenhe gave a \gasp of amazement ihm blieb vor Überraschung die Luft weg▶ to do sth to the last \gasp etw bis zum letzten Atemzug tun▶ to be at one's last \gasp in den letzten Zügen liegen* * *[gAːsp]1. n(for breath) tiefer Atemzugthe gasps of the runner — das Keuchen des Läufers
to give a gasp (of surprise/fear etc) — (vor Überraschung/Angst etc) die Luft anhalten or nach Luft schnappen (inf)
a gasp went up at his audacity —
to be at one's last gasp (= exhausted etc) — in den letzten Zügen liegen auf dem letzten Loch pfeifen (inf)
this was the last gasp of the reform movement — das war das letzte Aufbäumen der Reformbewegung
2. vi(continually) keuchen; (once) tief einatmen; (with surprise etc) nach Luft schnappen (inf)to gasp for breath or air — nach Atem ringen, nach Luft schnappen (inf)
he gasped with astonishment — er war so erstaunt, dass es ihm den Atem verschlug
heavens, no!, she gasped — um Himmels willen, nein!, stieß sie hervor
I'm gasping for a cup of tea/a cigarette (inf) — ich lechze nach einer Tasse Tee/einer Zigarette (inf), ich brauche dringend eine Tasse Tee/eine Zigarette
* * *A v/i1. keuchen (auch Maschine etc), schwer atmen:gasp for breath nach Luft schnappen, nach Atem ringen;gasp for sth fig nach etwas lechzen2. den Atem anhalten (with, in vor dat):make sb gasp jemandem den Atem nehmen oder verschlagen;the sight made him gasp bei dem Anblick stockte ihm der Atemgasp one’s life out sein Leben aushauchenC s1. Keuchen n, schweres Atmen:be at one’s last gaspa) in den letzten Zügen liegen,b) völlig erschöpft sein;fight to the last gasp bis zum letzten Atemzug kämpfen* * *1. intransitive verbmake somebody gasp — (fig.) jemandem den Atem nehmen
leave somebody gasping [with something] — jemandem [vor etwas] den Atem verschlagen od. rauben
2. transitive verbhe was gasping for air or breath — er rang nach Luft
3. noungasp out — hervorstoßen [Bitte, Worte]
Keuchen, dasgive a gasp of fear/surprise — vor Furcht/Überraschung die Luft einziehen
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gasp [gα:sp]1. noun• to give a gasp of surprise/fear avoir le souffle coupé par la surprise/la peur• I'm gasping for a cup of tea/a cigarette (inf) je meurs d'envie de boire une tasse de thé/de fumer une cigarette• I was gasping! (inf) ( = thirsty) je mourrais de soif• "no!" she gasped « non ! » souffla-t-elle* * *[gɑːsp] 1.to let out ou give a gasp — avoir le souffle coupé
2.at the last gasp — fig au dernier moment
1) ( for air) haleter2) ( show surprise) perdre le souffleto gasp in ou with amazement — avoir le souffle coupé par la surprise
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A n ( breathing) halètement m ; to give ou let out a gasp avoir le souffle coupé ; to give a gasp of horror avoir le souffle coupé par l'épouvante ; there were gasps of amazement from the crowd la foule en avait le souffle coupé ; at the last gasp fig au dernier moment ; to be at one's last gasp lit être sur le point de mourir ; fig être exténué.B vtr ‘Help!’ he gasped ‘Au secours!’ dit-il en haletant ; she gasped (out) a few words elle balbutia quelques mots en haletant.C vi1 (for breath, air) haleter ; to gasp for breath haleter ;2 ( show surprise) perdre le souffle ; to gasp in ou with amazement avoir le souffle coupé par la surprise ;3 ○ to be gasping for a drink/cigarette mourir d'envie de boire un verre/fumer une cigarette. -
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[gɑːsp] 1. гл.1) дышать с трудом, задыхаться; ловить воздухto gasp for breath / air — тяжело дышать
2) открывать рот ( от удивления)When the young man walked across the high wire fixed between the two tall buildings without a safety net, the crowd gasped at his bravery and skill. — Когда юноша без страховочной сети пошёл по канату, натянутому высоко между двумя высотными зданиями, толпа затаила дыхание, глядя на его храбрость и мастерство.
3) ( gasp for) страстно желать (чего-л.)Give me a cigarette, will you? I'm gasping for a smoke. — Сигареты не найдётся? Умираю, хочу курить.
•- gasp out••2. сущ.to gasp out one's life — испустить дух, скончаться
затруднённое дыхание; удушье••at one's last gasp — при последнем издыхании; в последний момент
to emit / give / let out a gasp — онеметь от изумления
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