suspire
/səˈspaɪər/verb
C2formalcommon已废弃/səˈspaɪər/An archaic or literary verb meaning to breathe deeply, sigh, or long for something.
ruУстаревший или литературный глагол, означающий глубоко дышать, вздыхать или тосковать о чём-то.esVerbo arcaico o literario que significa respirar profundamente, suspirar o anhelar algo.frVerbe littéraire ou archaïque signifiant respirer profondément, soupirer ou aspirer ardemment à quelque chose.deVeralteter oder literarischer Ausdruck für tief atmen, seufzen oder sich nach etwas sehnen.ptVerbo arcaico ou literário que significa respirar profundamente, suspirar ou ansiar por algo.zh古旧或文学用语,指深深地呼吸、叹息,或渴望、思念某物。arفعل قديم أو أدبي بمعنى التنفس بعمق أو التأوه أو التحسر على شيء ما.
- To sigh or breathe deeply C2 formal
To heave or utter a sigh; to breathe deeply and heavily, often as an expression of emotion.
- He suspired deeply after hearing the tragic news.
- She suspired with relief when the exam was over.
- The old man suspired as he recalled his youth.
ruВздыхатьessuspirarfrsoupirerdeSeufzenptSuspirarzh叹息arتنهد
- To breathe C2 formal
To draw air into and expel it from the lungs; to respire.
- The patient suspired slowly under the doctor's care.
- All living creatures suspire to sustain life.
- He suspired the crisp morning air with pleasure.
ruДышатьesrespirarfrRespirerdeAtmenptRespirarzh呼吸arيَتَنَفَّس
- suspired past participle
- suspired past simple
- suspiring present participle
- suspires third person singular