chesty in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chesty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chesty in the PONS Dictionary

chesty Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

chesty cough
tos f de pecho
to get chesty Brit
coger un resfriado (de pecho)
chesty cough
tos seca
American English

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A chesty cough is caused by a build-up of phlegm or mucus in the lungs.
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Some of the main symptoms of flu include a high temperature, tiredness and fatigue, headaches, aches and pains and a dry, chesty cough.
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The main symptoms are breathlessness when active, persistent wheezing (especially breathing out), a chesty cough with phlegm and frequent chest infections.
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Her children have chesty coughs that won't go away.
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It's also used to treat chesty coughs and bronchial problems.
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In person, it's higher than it is on record, somewhere between the chesty baritone of his recent work and the reedy plea of his youth.
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And mucus vibrating near the vocal cords sounds chesty no matter where it came from.
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They had sore throats, chesty coughs and sore eyes.
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The inside gets a bit chesty, and the disc itself has a sort of wet t-shirt vibe going.
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But then the clouds clear, and he breaks into a teacup rattling, unapologetically chesty laugh.
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