英:[ˌekshə'leɪʃn]
美:[ˌɛkshəˈleʃən, ˌɛksə-]
英:[ˌekshə'leɪʃn]
美:[ˌɛkshəˈleʃən, ˌɛksə-]
ex·ha·la·tion
eks h leI shn [or] ek s leI shn
复数:exhalations
词根:exhale
vi.exhale 呼气;发出;发散
vt.exhale 呼气;发出;发散;使蒸发
14世纪晚期,“呼气的行为; 呼出的气体”,源自拉丁语 exhalationem(主格 exhalatio)“呼出,蒸汽”,是 exhalare 的动名词,意为“呼出”(参见 exhale)。
呼气
排出水气:排出水蒸气或其他蒸气,或排出恶臭
排出物:呼出或排出的蒸气或其他物质
呼出:呼气动作
The first known use of exhalation was in the 14th century
exhaustionnoun
the act of exhausting
the state of being exhausted
exhaust1 of 2verb
to use up completely
exhausted our funds
to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : tire, wear out
to draw off or let out completely
exhaust the air from the jar
to empty by drawing something from
to try out all of
they exhausted all possibilities
exhaust2 of 2noun
the gas that escapes from an engine
a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes
exhaust1 of 2verb
to use up completely
exhausted our funds
to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : tire, wear out
to draw off or let out completely
exhaust the air from the jar
to empty by drawing something from
to try out all of
they exhausted all possibilities
exhaust2 of 2noun
the gas that escapes from an engine
a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes
exhaust1 of 2verb
to use up completely
exhausted our funds
to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : tire, wear out
to draw off or let out completely
exhaust the air from the jar
to empty by drawing something from
to try out all of
they exhausted all possibilities
exhaust2 of 2noun
the gas that escapes from an engine
a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes
exhaust1 of 2verb
to use up completely
exhausted our funds
to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : tire, wear out
to draw off or let out completely
exhaust the air from the jar
to empty by drawing something from
to try out all of
they exhausted all possibilities
exhaust2 of 2noun
the gas that escapes from an engine
a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes
exhaust1 of 2verb
to use up completely
exhausted our funds
to use up all of the mental or physical energy of : tire, wear out
to draw off or let out completely
exhaust the air from the jar
to empty by drawing something from
to try out all of
they exhausted all possibilities
exhaust2 of 2noun
the gas that escapes from an engine
a system of pipes through which exhaust escapes
exhaleverb
to breathe out
to send forth (as gas or odor)
exhaleverb
to breathe out
to send forth (as gas or odor)
exhalationnoun
something exhaled or given off
the act of exhaling
exhalationnoun
the action of forcing air out of the lungs
something (as the breath) that is exhaled or given off
1 When Dufarge, who was still shielding his eyes against the sight of the Laughing Man’s face, heard a queer exhalation of agony from the direction of the target, he was overjoyed.
2 I look with Slant’s eyes down the length of this dark hold, and I see men involved in speech and exhalation.
3 She sat down on the couch, her every exhalation a mix of whimper and scream.“I’m sorry,” she said, heaving.
4 Therefore, all poses are to be properly coordinated with inhalation, exhalation and holding of breath.
因此,所有的构成应适当协调吸入,呼出和举行一口气。
5 There’s little eye contact between Johnson and Dornan, and chilly silences, and overblown exhalations of boredom.
6 Starting Aug. 10, JetBlue is prohibiting face masks with vents or exhalation valves; the carrier will also bar passengers from claiming exemptions from wearing facial coverings.
7 The cause of his failure, his long exhalation of potential, becomes the undertow of Victor’s confession, provoked for reasons he doesn’t entirely understand by Fitzgerald’s persistent questions about their school days.
8 With another exhalation, lean the torso forward from the groins over the right leg.
随着另一个呼气,把躯干向前屈到右腿的上方。
9 Emma whispered, and then a sudden exhalation of animal breath made us both jump.
10 Poured into a little red dress and reciting her melancholic mantras in a husky drawl, every song felt like a languorous, heart-broken exhalation.
11 Paler indeed than the moon ailing in some slow eclipse was the light of it now, wavering and blowing like a noisome exhalation of decay, a corpse-light, a light that illuminated nothing.
12 This deathly exhalation from the shell-holes seems to be a mixture of chloroform and putrefaction, and fills us with nausea and retching.
13 They embrace in a luminous fog breathed out by the neon sign clamped to the window; green here is the colour of decay, the sickly exhalation from a tomb.
14 The Fifth Suite’s Sarabande was a long, sinuous exhalation of melancholy.
15 Working in Thomas Edison’s New Jersey studio, they gave us the first celluloid sneeze, an open-mouth exhalation that was meant to be humorous but today seems ominous.
16 Flow through each of the standing postures moving on each inhalation and moving on each exhalation.
在每个吸气呼气时连贯的变换站立的体式。
17 Take a full inhalation and exhalation after each reading.
每次读的时候做一次完整的呼气和吸气.
18 What a marvelous cooperative arrangement—plants and animals each inhaling the other’s exhalations, a kind of planet-wide mutual mouth-to-stoma resuscitation, the entire elegant cycle powered by a star 150 million kilometers away.
19 Balancing your body and mind, the inhalation and exhalation of breathing that's what Yoga is about.
平衡你的身体和心灵,吸入和呼气的呼吸,这就是瑜珈是约。
20 At the end of the first-act love duet, just before Otello requests his kiss, there was a slight hiccup in the orchestral chord rather than the unified exhalation in the score.
2 散发
emanation emanate circulate emit radiate ooze exude give forth circularize beam disperse transpire exhale hand round hand out emanative exhalant distribution shedding effusion transpiration distribute shed breathe reek irradiate respire effuse give about
3 爆发
explosive effusive start tear storm blast burst hurricane explosion outbreak flare riot blaze tornado eruption tsunami gust outburst accession detonation outcrop convulsion effusion blowoff ebullition bust fulminate flash explode erupt irrupt displode
4 蒸发
evaporative vaporing vaporescence evaporation transpiration evaporate fume transpire exhale vaporize vapour volatilize exhalant exhalent vaporisation steam vaporise evapotranspire steam away vaporization smoke vapor self-destruct aerify
7 水气
11 喘气
12 呼吸
breathing respiratory expiring expiratory pneumat- air wind breath expiration aspiration respiration breathe exhale respire suspire inspire