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take a breath

/teɪk ə breθ/

Traduction: Inspirer de l'air dans les poumons, ou au sens figuré, faire une pause et se détendre un instant, surtout dans une situation stressante ou tendue.

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/teɪk ə breθ/A2informal
  • frInspirer de l'air dans les poumons, ou au sens figuré, faire une pause et se détendre un instant, surtout dans une situation stressante ou tendue.

To inhale air into the lungs, or figuratively, to pause and relax momentarily, especially during a stressful or busy situation.

  1. Inhale airA1formal

    To draw air into the lungs, especially in a deliberate or noticeable way.

    frprendre une inspiration

    • She took a deep breath before diving into the water.
    • He took a breath and began his speech.
    • Take a breath and relax before you continue.
  2. Pause to relaxA2informal

    To stop and rest for a moment, especially to calm down or regain composure.

    frprendre une pause pour se détendre

    • Just take a breath and think before you answer.
    • After running, he stopped to take a breath.
    • She told herself to take a breath and not panic.