What is 'respirare' called in English?

'respirare' in English is called "Breathe". Breathe refers to: Aspirare aria nei polmoni ed espellerla, specialmente come processo fisiologico regolare.

How do you pronounce 'Breathe' and 'respirare'?

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What is an example sentence for Breathe in Italian?

English: "He struggled to breathe in the thin mountain air." | Italian: "Ha lottato per respirare nell'aria rarefatta di montagna."

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English to Italian Dictionary

breathe Meaning in Italian (breathe significato in italiano)

respirare, vivere

respirare in English:breathe

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Il significato di breathe in italiano è respirare, vivere. (Aspirare aria nei polmoni ed espellerla, specialmente come processo fisiologico regolare.)

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Definitions of Breathe

1
verb
respirare
To take air into the lungs and then expel it, especially as a regular physiological process.
Aspirare aria nei polmoni ed espellerla, specialmente come processo fisiologico regolare.
2
verb
vivere
To live or exist; to be able to function or be active.
Vivere o esistere; essere in grado di funzionare o essere attivi.

Example Sentences

casual

“He struggled to breathe in the thin mountain air.”

Ha lottato per respirare nell'aria rarefatta di montagna.

casual

“The doctor told him to breathe deeply.”

Il dottore gli disse di respirare profondamente.

business

“The new project will breathe new life into the company.”

Il nuovo progetto darà nuova vita all'azienda.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In English:

respireinhale exhale

Antonyms (Contrari)

In English:

suffocate choke

Inflected Word Forms

past tensebreathed

present participlebreathing

nounbreather

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

breathe a sigh of reliefidiom

To feel relieved after a period of anxiety or tension.

breathe new life intoexpression

To introduce new ideas or energy into something to make it more successful or interesting.

breathe down someone's neckidiom

To constantly monitor or pressure someone closely.

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