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puff of air

/pʌf əv ɛər/

Traduction: Petite quantité d'air ou de gaz libérée soudainement, souvent utilisée pour décrire un bref souffle ou le bruit de l'air expiré.

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/pʌf əv ɛər/B1informal
  • frPetite quantité d'air ou de gaz libérée soudainement, souvent utilisée pour décrire un bref souffle ou le bruit de l'air expiré.

A small amount of air or gas that is released suddenly, often used to describe a brief gust or the sound of breath being expelled.

  1. Small burst of airB1formal

    A small, sudden, and gentle release of air, often from the mouth or a natural source.

    frbouffée d'air

    • He blew a puff of air to cool his soup.
    • A puff of air from the window moved the papers.
    • She felt a puff of air on her face as the door opened.
  2. Linguistic termC1formal

    A brief, audible release of breath used in the pronunciation of certain sounds, such as aspirated consonants.

    frsouffle d'air

    • In English, the 'p' in 'pin' is pronounced with a puff of air.
    • The teacher demonstrated the puff of air for the aspirated 't' sound.
    • Linguists study the puff of air in different languages.
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