respire

An archaic verb meaning to breathe or to take a rest; to recover breath. Now largely replaced by 'respire' in scientific contexts or 'breathe' in common usage.

ruУстаревший глагол, означающий дышать или отдыхать, восстанавливая дыхание. В настоящее время в значительной степени заменён словом 'дышать' в повседневном употреблении или 'респирировать' в научных контекстах.esVerbo que significa respirar o tomar aliento, especialmente para recuperar el aliento o descansar. También puede implicar exhalar o respirar profundamente.frVerbe désuet signifiant respirer, ou se reposer en reprenant son souffle. De nos jours largement remplacé par 'respirer' dans l'usage courant, ou par 'respiration' dans des contextes scientifiques pour le nom correspondant.deVeralteter Begriff für atmen oder sich ausruhen, um wieder zu Atem zu kommen. Wird heute weitgehend durch 'atmen' im Alltag oder 'respirieren' in wissenschaftlichen Kontexten ersetzt.ptVerbo arcaico que significa respirar ou descansar, recuperando o fôlego. Atualmente, foi amplamente substituído por 'respirar' no uso cotidiano ou 'respirar' em contextos científicos.zh较旧或正式的动词，意为呼吸，也指歇息以恢复呼吸。现代日常用语中多用“呼吸”替代，科学语境中则用“呼吸”或“进行呼吸作用”。arفعل يعني التنفس أو الاستراحة لاستعادة النفس. وقد صار في الاستعمال المعاصر شبه مهجور، إذ يُستعمل بدلاً منه 'تنفّس' في السياق العادي و'تنفّس' أو 'قام بعملية التنفس' في السياقات العلمية.

1. Breathe again easily C1 formal

   To breathe easily again, especially after physical exertion or a period of anxiety or stress.

   • After the final exam, she could finally respire without worry.
   • He paused at the top of the hill to respire and enjoy the view.
   • Once the crisis passed, the team began to respire more calmly.

   ruВздохнуть с облегчениемesRespirar aliviadofrRespirer (enfin) à nouveaudeWieder frei atmenptRespirar aliviadozh松一口气arالتنفس بارتياح

   Sinônimos: take a breather

2. Undergo respiration C1 formal

   To undergo the biological and metabolic processes of respiration, involving the intake of oxygen and the release of carbon dioxide.

   • All living cells respire to produce energy.
   • Plants respire at night, taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.
   • The human body respires continuously to maintain life.

   ruДышатьesRespirar (proceso biológico)frRespirerdeAtmenptRespirarzh呼吸arتنفس

   Sinônimos: breathe

   Antônimos: asphyxiatesuffocate

3. Inhale and exhale B2 formal

   To draw air into the lungs and then expel it out; to breathe.

   • The doctor instructed the patient to respire deeply.
   • He could barely respire due to the thick smoke.
   • She closed her eyes and began to respire slowly and rhythmically.

   ruВдыхать и выдыхатьesRespirarfrrespirerdeEinatmen und ausatmenptInspirar e expirarzh吸气和呼气arالشهيق والزفير

   Sinônimos: breathegasppuffwheeze

• respired past participle
• respired past simple
• respiring present participle
• respires third person singular