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breath <a breath; breaths> N

breath

bad breath

breath pipe ARCHIT

last breath

bad-smelling breath

be out of breath VB

breath of air

breath of wind

draw the last breath VB

emit the last breath VB

having bad breath

last breath of life

out of breath

put out of breath VB

speak under one's breath VB

under one's breath

let out a deep breath VB

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The ventilator breaths are synchronized with patient inspiratory effort.
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For example, one technique trains patients in diaphragmatic breathing, a special breathing exercise involving slow, deep breaths to reduce anxiety.
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After a few breaths, open up the fold of the knee and move the right shin down a few centimetres towards the ankle and repeat the squish.
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We cover our eyes and hold our breaths as we wait to see what recycled brand of right-wing conservatism he is about to foist on us now.
theindependent.ca
Taking a few deep breaths can help you to gear down mentally and get centered in your body.
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It was likely the altitude but every kick step into the ice required at least three breaths.
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Hyperventilation can also be brought about voluntarily, by taking many deep breaths in rapid succession.
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Next come into push-up position (plank pose) and hold this for 10 to 15 breaths.
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Such sounds include grunts, groans, breaths, wheezing, humming and many more.
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Although his windpipe was torn and obstructed by his destroyed larynx, the condemned man continued with rasping breaths and convulsed on the rope.
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