English to Croatian Meaning of breathe - disati


Breathe :
disati

disati, udisati, odmori se, kokošarnik, odmarati se, pauza, smjestiti se, Stop, zaustaviti, prekid, povući, uživo, postojati, opstajati, proći na, donijeti, poticati, šapat, otkriti, objaviti, staviti, izraziti, vježba, razviti, izvesti, glas

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Definitions of breathe in English
Verb(1) draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs(2) be alive(3) impart as if by breathing(4) allow the passage of air through(5) utter or tell(6) manifest or evince(7) take a short break from one's activities in order to relax(8) reach full flavor by absorbing air and being let to stand after having been uncorked(9) expel (gases or odors
Examples of breathe in English
(1) All the rain we've had means that the worms can't breathe .(2) I had to breathe in deeply, to try and gather my thoughts.(3) The room seemed to breathe the air of a different era.(4) Decanting the wine also introduces air into the wine - letting the wine breathe .(5) letting a wine breathe allows oxygen to enter(6) breathe in through your nose(7) Put your lips over the mouthpiece and breathe in deeply and quickly.(8) She holds the client steady and asks him to breathe in deeply.(9) The soft tissues in the upper airway vibrate when you breathe in and out.(10) Such wines should be left to breathe for a short time before serving simply to allow any bottle sickness to dissipate.(11) plants breathe through their roots(12) When we breathe in, the lungs take in oxygen, which our cells need to live and carry out their normal functions.(13) Through the air process or through inhalation, you actually don't breathe in all that much mercury.(14) Plastic is no good for the soil because soil needs to breathe .(15) This helps the fish breathe and keeps the water from smelling rotten.(16) Close your eyes and breathe in very deeply, concentrate on the days pleasant happenings.
Related Phrases of breathe
(1) to breathe ::
disati
(2) breathe in ::
udahni
(3) breathe deeply ::
Diši duboko
(4) breathe out ::
izdisati
(5) breathe again ::
disati opet
(6) cannot breathe ::
ne mogu disati
(7) breathe into ::
disanje u
(8) breathe heavily ::
teško disati
(9) breathe a sigh ::
disati uzdah
Synonyms
Verb
1. inhale and exhale ::
udisati i uzdisati
2. be alive ::
biti živ
3. instill ::
usaditi
4. whisper ::
šapat
5. emit ::
ispuštati
6. rest ::
odmor
7. suspire ::
uzdisati
Antonyms
1. depart ::
odstupiti
2. die ::
umrijeti
3. expire ::
isteći
4. perish ::
umrijeti
5. succumb ::
podleći
Different Forms
breathe, breathed, breathes, breathing
Word Example from TV Shows
The dry mouth, the shortness of breath....\NYou have to try to calm down. Breathe in.

The dry mouth, the shortness of breath....
You have to try to calm down. Breathe in.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 1

Breathe deeply.

Breathe deeply.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 12

And they breathe fire?

And they BREATHE fire?

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 4

"Don't you think it's solidary of me
to let the hostages go out to BREATHE?"

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

Breathe in,
breathe out.

Breathe in, BREATHE out.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8

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