Translations for „hyperventilate“ in the English » German Dictionary

hyper·ˈven·ti·late VB intr

1. hyperventilate MED:

hyperventilate

hyperventilieren

2. hyperventilate fig sl:

to hyperventilate about [or over] sth (get upset)

sich acc wahnsinnig über etw acc aufregen inf

to hyperventilate about [or over] sth (get upset)

auf etw acc total überreagieren inf

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English

People with anxiety hyperventilate in order to avoid feeling.

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As a result, a persons body begins to hyperventilate to allow more oxygen to enter the bloodstream, divert blood to muscles, and sweat to cool the skin.

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He blacked out from lack of oxygenbecause he hyperventilated too much before he got into the water.

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Anesthesiologists sometimes recommend that their patients hyperventilate prior to putting them under general anesthesia.

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They reported she was very agitated, crying, hyperventilating.

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The implication here is that after a little time passes, the folks who hyperventilate over automating "sweet messages" will get over it.

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Which is of course fashionable, and the same reason why we don't see hyperventilating overweight people selling exercise clothing.

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I'm kind of hyperventilating talking about it...

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The pearl divers enter the water with their collection barrels, hyperventilate to improve their lung capacity and make the first dive.

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The child is extremely nervous and starts hyperventilating.

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