take a breath

英 [teɪk ə breθ]

美 [teɪk ə breθ]

吸气

英英释义

verb

draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs
1. I can breathe better when the air is clean
2. The patient is respiring
Synonym:breatherespiresuspire

Finally, I can take a breath.
我终于可以喘口气了。
It's a long time to surf the internet, I should take a breath.
在网络上畅游了好长时间了，我应该出来吸口气。
When you take a breath, air is sucked into your lungs and oxygen diffuses across into your bloodstream. This is mass transfer in action.
当你呼吸的时候，空气吸进你的肺而氧气扩散进入你的血流。这就是传质在起作用。
Every morning I open the window and take a breath of fresh air.
每天早上我都要打开窗户呼吸新鲜空气。
So just take a breath right now and ask God to tell you exactly what you need to hear.
因此，现在就深吸一口气，要上帝明确告诉你你需要听到的。
If so, he keeps turning his head to take a breath through his mouth.
即便如此，他仍然要转过他的头部，用嘴进行呼吸。
Take a breath, pause, then respond calmly and honestly, without undue defensiveness.
深呼吸，屏气，然后平静和诚实地回应，不要带着不应有的防御心理。
Let's just take a breath here, okay?
让我们先透口气，好吗？
Take a breath, please.
请作深呼吸。
So next time you have a break at work, take a walk through the park or even just step outside and take a breath of fresh air.
在工作之余，你也在公园走走吧，也可以只是走出房间，呼吸一下新鲜的空气。