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1 тяжело дышать
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2 хватать воздух ртом
Colloquial: gasp for airУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > хватать воздух ртом
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3 дышать с трудом
1) General subject: fetch breath, gasp, labor for breath, labour for breath, throttle2) Makarov: fetch (one's) breath, gasp for air, gasp for breath -
4 задыхаться
1) General subject: asphixiate, asphyxiate, be out of breath, be scant of breath, be short in breath, be short of breath, choke (от волнения, гнева), gasp, gulp, labour for breath, pant, smother, stifle, stifle joint, stive, strangle, suffocate, throttle, to be asphyxiated by gas, to be out of breath, to be scant of breath, to be short of breath, labor for breath2) Naval: smothering3) Makarov: gasp for air, gasp for breath -
5 ловить воздух
1) General subject: gasp2) Makarov: gasp for air, gasp for breath -
6 хватать
I несов. - хвата́ть, сов. - схвати́ть; (вн.) разг.1) (сов. тж. хвати́ть) ( схватывать рукой) snatch (d), seize (d); catch hold (of), grasp (d); grab (d); ( зубами) snap (at)хватать кого́-л за́ руку — seize / grasp smb by the hand
2) (задерживать, ловить) catch (d), seize (d)хватайте его́! — hold / seize him!
поли́ция хватает всех — police are seizing everybody
3) ( энергично присваивать или приобретать) grab (d)хватать уча́стки земли́ — grab land
4) ( получать что-л неприятное) get (d), be given (d)хватать дво́йки — get bad marks брит. / grades амер.
••хватать на лету́ что-л — be very quick at smth
хватать за́ душу / сердце кого́-л — tug at smb's heartstrings
II несов. - хвата́ть, сов. - хвати́ть; безл.хватать во́здух ртом — gasp for air
(при рд. в знач. подлежащего; иметься в достаточном количестве) suffice, be sufficient / enough; last outэ́того хва́тит — this will be sufficient / enough; this will do / suffice
у него́ хвати́ло му́жества (+ инф.) — he had the courage (+ to inf)
ему́ хвати́ло вре́мени (+ инф.) — he had time enough (+ to inf), he had the time (+ to inf)
э́того должно́ хвати́ть на́ зиму — this must last the winter
э́того ему́ хва́тит на ме́сяц — it will last him a month
де́ла хва́тит на це́лый день — enough work to last the whole day
и до́ма де́ла хва́тит — there is plenty to do at home, too
мне хва́тит — that's enough for me, that will do for me
не хвата́ет вре́мени (для; + инф.) — there isn't enough time (for, + to inf)
у него́ не хвата́ет вре́мени — he is hard pressed for time; (для; + инф.) he has not enough time (for, + to inf)
ему́ не хвата́ет (рд.) — he is short (of)
у него́ не хвата́ет де́нег — he is short of [pressed for] money
••хва́тит! — 1) (довольно!) that will do! 2) (перестаньте!) enough of that!, enough!
на сего́дня хва́тит! — that'll do for today!; let's call it a day
с меня́ хва́тит! — I've had enough!; I've had my fill of it!
э́того ещё не хвата́ло! разг. — ≈ that's a bit too thick, that's the limit, that would be the last straw
См. также в других словарях:
gasp for — phr verb Gasp for is used with these nouns as the object: ↑air, ↑breath … Collocations dictionary
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gasp — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ big, great ▪ little, short, small ▪ quick, sharp, sudden … Collocations dictionary
gasp — gasp1 [ga:sp US gæsp] v [Date: 1300 1400; : Old Norse; Origin: geispa to yawn ] 1.) [I and T] to breathe in suddenly in a way that can be heard, especially because you are surprised or in pain gasp in/with ▪ Ollie gasped with pain and slumped… … Dictionary of contemporary English
gasp — 1 verb (I, T) 1 to breathe in suddenly, quickly, and in a way that can be heard, especially because you are surprised or afraid: “My leg! My leg!” he gasped. “I think it s broken!” (+ with): Ollie gasped with pain and slumped forward. (+ at): The … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
gasp — /gæsp / (say gasp), /gasp / (say gahsp) noun 1. a sudden, short breath; convulsive effort to breathe. 2. a short, convulsive utterance, especially as a result of fear or surprise. –verb (i) 3. to catch the breath, or struggle for breath, with… …
gasp — ► VERB 1) catch one s breath with an open mouth, from pain, breathlessness, or astonishment. 2) (gasp for) strain to obtain (air) by gasping. 3) (be gasping for) informal be desperate to have. ► NOUN ▪ a convulsive catching of breath … English terms dictionary
gasp — [[t]gɑ͟ːsp, gæ̱sp[/t]] gasps, gasping, gasped 1) N COUNT: usu with supp A gasp is a short quick breath of air that you take in through your mouth, especially when you are surprised, shocked, or in pain. An audible gasp went round the court as the … English dictionary
gasp — 01. I m feeling much better now, he [gasped], and then he died. 02. The children [gasped] in fright when the monster appeared on stage. 03. The old woman was clutching her hand to her chest, and [gasping] for breath. 04. The motor gave a last… … Grammatical examples in English