puffed
/pʌft/adjective
B2formalbritish/pʌft/An adjective used in British English to describe someone who is out of breath, typically after physical exertion.
ruПрилагательное, используемое в британском английском для описания человека, который запыхался, обычно после физической нагрузки.esAdjetivo utilizado en inglés británico para describir a una persona que se ha quedado sin aliento, generalmente después de un esfuerzo físico.frAdjectif utilisé en anglais britannique pour décrire une personne qui est essoufflée, généralement après un effort physique. Peut aussi signifier gonflé ou bouffi.deAdjektiv, das im britischen Englisch eine Person beschreibt, die außer Atem ist, meist nach körperlicher Anstrengung.ptAdjetivo usado no inglês britânico para descrever uma pessoa que está sem fôlego, geralmente após esforço físico.zh形容词,英式英语中用来形容一个人气喘吁吁,通常是在体力活动之后。arصفة تُستخدم في الإنجليزية البريطانية لوصف شخص يشعر بضيق في التنفس أو لهاث شديد، عادةً بعد مجهود بدني كالجري.
- Gathered for protruding fullness B2 formal
Describes fabric or material that has been gathered or arranged to create a soft, rounded, protruding shape.
- The dress had puffed sleeves that were very fashionable in the 1980s.
- She wore a blouse with puffed shoulders.
- The curtains were made with puffed fabric at the top.
ruПрисборенныйesfruncido/abullonadofrbouffantdeZusammengekräuseltptAmarrotadozh蓬起的arمُنَفَّخ
- Out of breath A2 informal
Breathing heavily or quickly, typically after physical exertion.
- He was puffed after running up the stairs.
- She felt puffed after the long hike.
- The dog was puffed from chasing the ball.
ruЗапыхавшийсяessin alientofressoufflédeAußer AtemptSem fôlegozh气喘吁吁arلاهث
- more puffed comparative form
- most puffed superlative form
verb
B1formalcommon/pʌf/A verb used to indicate the act of emitting a short burst of air, smoke, or steam, or to swell or inflate something.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия выпускания короткой струи воздуха, дыма или пара, или надувания чего-либо.esVerbo que indica la acción de expulsar una ráfaga corta de aire, humo o vapor, o de inflar algo, así como jadear o resoplar.frVerbe désignant l'action d'émettre un bref jet d'air, de fumée ou de vapeur, ou de gonfler quelque chose en soufflant.deVerb, das das Ausstoßen eines kurzen Luft-, Rauch- oder Dampfstoßes bezeichnet oder das Aufblasen bzw. Anschwellenlassen von etwas.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de soltar um jato curto de ar, fumaça ou vapor, ou de encher algo de ar. Também pode significar fumar um cigarro, charuto ou cachimbo.zh动词,表示喷出或吹出一小股空气、烟或蒸汽,也表示使某物膨胀或鼓起来。arفعل يُستعمل للدلالة على إخراج نفخة قصيرة من الهواء أو الدخان أو البخار، أو على نفخ شيء ما وملئه بالهواء.
- Exhale smoke strongly B1 informal
To forcefully blow out smoke, typically from a cigarette or pipe.
- He puffed on his cigar and watched the sunset.
- She puffed out a cloud of smoke.
- The old man puffed thoughtfully on his pipe.
ruВыпускать дымesExpulsar humo con fuerzafrexhaler la fumée avec forcedeRauch ausstoßenptSoltar fumaçazh喷烟arإخراج الدخان بقوة
- Inhale or draw in air B1 informal
To suck in or take air, often in short bursts.
- She puffed in the fresh morning air.
- He puffed on the inhaler to relieve his asthma.
- The runner puffed deeply after the sprint.
ruВдыхатьesinhalar o aspirar airefraspirer de l'airdeEinatmenptInspirarzh吸入arيستنشق الهواء
- Breathe noisily from exhaustion B1 informal
To breathe heavily and audibly, especially after physical exertion.
- After climbing the stairs, he was puffing loudly.
- She puffed and panted after the long run.
- The dog puffed heavily in the heat.
ruТяжело дышатьesJadearfrSouffler bruyammentdeSchwer atmenptRespirar com dificuldadezh喘粗气arاللهاث من الإجهاد
- Make proud or conceited C1 formal
To cause someone to feel overly proud or self-important.
- The praise puffed him up with pride.
- Her success puffed her ego to an unbearable level.
- He was puffed up by the compliments from his boss.
ruНадувать (гордостью)esEnvanecerfrrendre orgueilleuxdeAufblasen (mit Stolz)ptEncher de orgulhozh使自负arنفخ بالغرور
- Praise extravagantly C1 informal
To praise someone or something in an exaggerated or excessive manner.
- The critic puffed the movie as a masterpiece.
- She puffed up her friend's achievements in the speech.
- The advertisement puffed the product's benefits beyond reality.
ruРасхваливатьesAlabar exageradamentefrlouer avec exagérationdeÜbertrieben lobenptElogiar excessivamentezh吹捧arالمبالغة في المدح
同义词: extolglorifylaudoverpraiseplugtout
反义词: belittlecensurecondemncriticizedenigratedeprecatedisparagemock
- Speak scornfully or blusteringly C1 informal
To speak in a pompous, arrogant, or dismissive way.
- He puffed and blustered about his own importance.
- She puffed at the suggestion, dismissing it outright.
- The manager puffed scornfully at the new proposal.
ruГоворить с пренебрежением или хвастливоesHablar con altanería o fanfarroneríafrParler avec arrogancedeVerächtlich oder prahlerisch redenptFalar com desdém ou se vangloriarzh傲慢或自夸地说arالتحدث بازدراء أو تفاخر
- Swell or enlarge B2 formal
To cause something to become larger or swollen, or to become swollen itself.
- The dough puffed up in the oven.
- His ankle puffed after the injury.
- The wind puffed the sails of the boat.
ruНабухатьesHinchar(se)frgonfler, enflerdeAnschwellenptIncharzh膨胀arانتفاخ
- Blow hard and loudly B1 informal
To emit air or breath in a strong, audible burst.
- The dragon puffed out a cloud of smoke.
- He puffed hard to blow out the candles.
- The steam engine puffed loudly as it started moving.
ruВыдуватьessoplar fuerte y ruidosamentefrsouffler fort et bruyammentdeStoßweise ausblasenptSoprar fortezh喷出arينفخ بقوة
- puffed past participle
- puffed past simple
- puffing present participle
- puffs third person singular