Verb Emit Perspire Per·Spire Perspiration Perspiring Intransitive Perspirer

per·spire
\\pər-ˈspī(-ə)r\\ intransitive verb
(per·spired ; per·spir·ing): to emit matter through the skin; specifically : to secrete and emit perspiration

perspire
per·spire / pE5spaiE(r); NAmE pEr5s- / verb [V]
   (formal) to produce sweat on your body
   出汗；排汗；发汗
   SYN 

sweat

per·spire
\pə(r)ˈspī(ə)r, -īə\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: French perspirer, from Middle French, from per- through (from Latin) + -spirer (from Latin spirare to blow, breathe) — more at ,
intransitive verb
1. : to pass off by evaporation or exhalation especially through the pores of a substance
 < beads of moisture perspiring through the porous walls of a clay water jug >
2. : to emit matter through the skin; specifically : to secrete and emit perspiration
3. : to expend effort (as in thought) to such a degree as might be expected to cause sweating
transitive verb
1. : to emit, exhale, or evacuate through pores
 < firs … perspire a fine balsam of turpentine — Tobias Smollett >
2. : to emit (a substance) as or in perspiration

 < whooped and drank and perspired beer — Christopher Isherwood >