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B1  breath  nefes, soluknefes alma

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noun  /breθ   / noun breath (noun)
 /breθ  
/ noun
 
 1 [uncountable]
the air that you take into and blow out
of your lungs
nefes, soluk
 to
have bad breath (ağız kokusu)
 2 [countable]
an act of taking air into or blowing air
out of your lungs
nefes alma
 Take
a few deep breaths before you start running.
IDIOMS
a breath of fresh air
the clean air which you breathe outside,
especially when compared to the air inside a room or building
temiz hava
 Let's
go for a walk. I need a breath of fresh air.
 (figurative) James's happy face is
like a breath of fresh air in that miserable place.
catch your breath 
1 to
breathe in suddenly because you are surprised
nefesini tutmak
 2 to rest after physical exercise so that
your breathing returns to normal
soluklanmak
 I
had to sit down at the top of the hill to catch my breath.
get your breath (again/back)
to rest after physical exercise so that
your breathing returns to normal
soluklanmak
hold your breath
to stop breathing for a short time, for
example when you are swimming or because of fear or excitement
nefesini tutmak
 We
all held our breath as we waited for her reply.
(be/get) out of/short of breath
(to be/start) breathing very quickly, for
example after physical exercise
soluk soluğa olmak; 
soluk soluğa kalmak
say sth, speak, etc. under your breath
to say sth very quietly, usually because
you do not want people to hear you
fısıldayarak söylemek
take your breath away
to be very surprising or beautiful
nefesini kesmek
 The
spectacular view took our breath away.
 adjective breathtaking
take a deep breath
to breathe in a lot of air, especially in
preparation for doing sth difficult
derin bir nefes almak
 He
took a deep breath then walked on stage.
with bated breath
excited or afraid, because you are
waiting for sth to happen
nefesini tutarak

Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	breath
IPA	/breθ / noun
Back	nefes, soluk nefes alma
Back 2	breath (noun) /breθ / noun 1 [uncountable] the air that you take into and blow out of your lungs nefes, soluk to have bad breath (ağız kokusu) 2 [countable] an act of taking air into or blowing air out of your lungs nefes alma Take a few deep breaths before you start running. IDIOMS a breath of fresh air the clean air which you breathe outside, especially when compared to the air inside a room or building temiz hava Let's go for a walk. I need a breath of fresh air. (figurative) James's happy face is like a breath of fresh air in that miserable place. catch your breath 1 to breathe in suddenly because you are surprised nefesini tutmak 2 to rest after physical exercise so that your breathing returns to normal soluklanmak I had to sit down at the top of the hill to catch my breath. get your breath (again/back) to rest after physical exercise so that your breathing returns to normal soluklanmak hold your breath to stop breathing for a short time, for example when you are swimming or because of fear or excitement nefesini tutmak We all held our breath as we waited for her reply. (be/get) out of/short of breath (to be/start) breathing very quickly, for example after physical exercise soluk soluğa olmak; soluk soluğa kalmak say sth, speak, etc. under your breath to say sth very quietly, usually because you do not want people to hear you fısıldayarak söylemek take your breath away to be very surprising or beautiful nefesini kesmek The spectacular view took our breath away. adjective breathtaking take a deep breath to breathe in a lot of air, especially in preparation for doing sth difficult derin bir nefes almak He took a deep breath then walked on stage. with bated breath excited or afraid, because you are waiting for sth to happen nefesini tutarak

Breath Air Nefes Soluk Nefesini Breathing Noun Deep

breath (noun)