English → English - breathing

n. respiration, inhaling and exhaling

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English → Spanish - breathing

s. respiración, respiro

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English → French - breathing

n. respiration; souffle; aspiration (son)

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English → German - breathing

[breathe] v. atmen, schnaufen; flüstern; einhauchen
n. Atmen, Atmung

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English → Indonesian - breathing

n. pernafasan

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English → Italian - breathing

s. respirazione; respiro; (Ling) aspirazione

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English → Polish - breathing

n. dech
a. żywy, tchnący życiem, oddechowy

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English → Portuguese - breathing

s. respiração

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English → Romanian - breathing

n. respiraţie, răsuflare, dorinţă tainică, suflare, adiere, abur, briză
a. respira: care respiră, respirator, viu

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English → Russian - breathing

с. дыхание, легкое дуновение, придыхание

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English → Turkish - breathing

i. nefes alma, soluk; soluma, bir nefeslik süre

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English → Ukrainian - breathing

n. дихання, подих, подув, пахощі, момент

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English → Dutch - breathing

zn. ademhaling

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English → Greek - breathing

ουσ. αναπνοή, ανάσα

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English → Arabic - breathing

‏تنفس، لحظة‏

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English → Chinese - breathing

(名) 呼吸; 微风; 瞬间

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English → Chinese - breathing

(名) 呼吸; 微風; 瞬間

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English → Hindi - breathing

n. सांस लेना, श्वसन, श्वास
a. साँस लेने का

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English → Japanese - breathing

(名) 呼吸; 息つく間; 休息
(動) 呼吸する; 吸う; 口に出す; 囁く; 一休みする; 吹く

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English → Korean - breathing

명. 호흡

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English → Vietnamese - breathing

n. sự thở, sự hô hấp
a. có vẻ linh hoạt

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Definition of breathing

Noun

1. The bodily process of inhalation and exhalation; the process of taking in oxygen from inhaled air and releasing carbon dioxide by exhalation.

Adjective

2. Passing or able to pass air in and out of the lungs normally; sometimes used in combination.

The boy was disappointed to find only skeletons instead of living breathing dinosaurs.

The heavy-breathing person on the telephone.