breathing in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for breathing in the English»Italian Dictionary

breathing [Brit ˈbriːðɪŋ, Am ˈbriðɪŋ] N

1. breathing (respiration):

breathing

respirazione f

breathing

respiro m

breathing before n difficulty, exercise

respiratorio, di respirazione

2. breathing LING (diacritic):

breathing

spirito m

rough, smooth breathing

spirito aspro, dolce

breathing apparatus [ˈbriːðɪŋˌæpəˌreɪtəs, -ˌrætəs] N

breathing apparatus

respiratore m

heavy breathing [Brit, Am ˈhɛvi ˈbriðɪŋ] N

1. heavy breathing:

heavy breathing

respirazione f rumorosa

heavy breathing

respiro m rumoroso

heavy breathing (with difficulty)

respirazione f difficoltosa

2. heavy breathing (on phone):

heavy breathing

respiro m ansimante

breathing space [Brit, Am ˈbriðɪŋ ˈˌspeɪs] N

1. breathing space (respite):

breathing space

attimo m di respiro

to give sb, to give oneself a breathing space

concedere a qn, concedersi un momento di respiro

2. breathing space (postponement):

breathing space

proroga f (in which to do per fare)

I.breathe [Brit briːð, Am brið] VB trans

1. breathe (inhale, respire):

breathe air, oxygen, gas

respirare

breathe scent

aspirare

to breathe one's last

esalare l'ultimo respiro also fig

2. breathe (exhale, blow):

breathe air, smoke

soffiare (on su)

breathe fire

sputare

breathe germs

diffondere

breathe vapour

emettere

3. breathe (whisper):

breathe

mormorare, sussurrare (to a)

I won't breathe a word

non fiaterò, non ne farò parola

don't breathe a word!

non fiatare!

4. breathe (inspire with):

breathe

infondere

to breathe hope into sb

infondere speranza in qn

to breathe (some) life into sth

infondere (un po' di vita) in qn

to breathe life into God:

soffiare l'alito vitale in

to breathe new life into sth

dare nuova vita a qc

II.breathe [Brit briːð, Am brið] VB intr

1. breathe (respire):

breathe

respirare

to breathe hard or heavily

avere il fiatone

to breathe easily, freely

respirare liberamente

to breathe more easily fig

tirare il fiato

2. breathe (exhale, blow):

to breathe over sb, on sth

soffiare su qc

3. breathe wine:

breathe

respirare

III.breathe [Brit briːð, Am brið]

to breathe down sb's neck inf (watch closely)

stare addosso a qn

to breathe down sb's neck (be close behind)

tallonare qn

to breathe fire

fare fuoco e fiamme

to live and breathe sth

non vivere altro che per qc

I.breathe in VB [briːð -] (breathe in)

breathe in

inspirare

II.breathe in VB [briːð -] (breathe in [sth], breathe [sth] in)

breathe in gas, fumes:

breathe in

respirare, inalare

I.breathe out VB [briːð -] (breathe out)

breathe out

espirare

II.breathe out VB [briːð -] (breathe out [sth], breathe [sth] out)

breathe out

esalare

breathe out

emettere

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stertorous breathing

stertoroso

Translations for breathing in the Italian»English Dictionary

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spirito

breathing

spirito dolce, aspro

smooth, rough breathing

respiro stertoroso

stertorous breathing

breathing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for breathing in the English»Italian Dictionary

breathing N

breathing

respirazione f

breathing room N, breathing space N

breathing room

pausa f

I.breathe [bri:ð] VB intr

breathe

respirare

to breathe again [or easily]

riprendere a respirare

to breathe through one's nose

respirare dal naso

to let a wine breathe

far respirare il vino

II.breathe [bri:ð] VB trans

1. breathe (exhale):

to breathe smoke on sb

soffiare il fumo addosso a qu

2. breathe (whisper):

breathe

sussurrare

don't breathe a word of this to anyone!

non farne parola a nessuno!

3. breathe (let out):

breathe sigh

emettere

Translations for breathing in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sputafuoco inv

fire-breathing

respiratorio (-a)

breathing

respiro

breathing

respiratore

breathing apparatus

respirazione

breathing

rantolare

to be breathing one's last breath

alitare

to breathe

breathing Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be breathing down sb's neck

stare alle costole di qu

to breathe through one's nose

respirare dal naso

to let a wine breathe

far respirare il vino

don't breathe a word of this to anyone!

non farne parola a nessuno!

to breathe new life into sth

dare nuova vita a qc

pardon me for breathing!

oh, scusami tanto! [o mi scusi]

to not breathe a word of sth

non dire una parola di qc

to be breathing one's last breath

rantolare

to breathe a sigh of relief

tirare il fiato fig

it was so close (that) you couldn't breathe

c'era un'afa che non si respirava

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Most modern military submarines generate breathing oxygen by electrolysis of water.

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The company is running at loss but the couple struggle to keep it going as their creditors are breathing down their throats.

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With some patients, it is difficult to maintain breathing due to obesity, narrowings etc. of the neck and throat.

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Life span is expected to be normal, but attacks can drop potassium to levels low enough to cause life-threatening breathing problems or heart rhythm difficulties.

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It aims to achieve balance between the body and the mind, incorporating breathing exercises as well as meditation.

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The destruction of these nerves weakens the muscles supplied by the cranial nerves, producing symptoms of encephalitis, and causes difficulty breathing, speaking and swallowing.

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These breathing tubes typically reach heights of up to 30 cm, and in some species, over 3 m.

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Children may experience noisy breathing and recurring upper respiratory tract and ear infections.

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If this procedure is used, it is imperative to rinse the unit with soap and water before reinstalling onto the machine and breathing.

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Applications of pure perfluorocarbon liquid breathing (which uses pure perfluorocarbon liquid, not a water emulsion) include assisting burn victims and premature babies with deficient lungs.

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