take a breath (Meaning)

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take a breath (v)

draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Before diving into the pool, he took a deep breath to prepare.
After the long run, she needed to take a breath to catch her recovery.
The doctor instructed the patient to take a breath before administering the injection.
The singer took a breath before belting out the high note.
As the storm approached, she took a breath and braced herself for impact.
With trembling hands, he took a breath and knocked on the door.
Before the exam, she took a few deep breaths to calm her nerves.
The diver took a breath and plunged into the ocean's depths.
After the harrowing experience, she took a shaky breath and exhaled slowly.
As the sun began to set, she took a breath and marveled at the beauty of the evening.

draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Before diving into the pool, he took a deep breath to prepare.

After the long run, she needed to take a breath to catch her recovery.

The doctor instructed the patient to take a breath before administering the injection.

The singer took a breath before belting out the high note.