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1. (n.) exhalation
the act of exhaling.
2. exhalation
something that is exhaled; vapor; emanation.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME < L)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) halitus, exhalation
exhaled breath
2. (noun) exhalation, expiration, breathing out
the act of expelling air from the lungs
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) exhalation
the act or process of exhaling, or sending forth in the form of steam or vapor; evaporation
2. (noun) exhalation
that which is exhaled, or which rises in the form of vapor, fume, or steam; effluvium; emanation; as, exhalations from the earth or flowers, decaying matter, etc
3. (noun) exhalation
a bright phenomenon; a meteor
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U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. exhalation
The act of BREATHING out.
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Sense: to breathe out.
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 Afrikaans: uitaseming |
 Arabic: زَفير، إخْراج النَّفَس |
 Bulgarian: издишване |
 Brazilian: exalação |
 Czech: výdech, výpar |
 German: die Ausatmung |
 Danish: udånding |
 Greek: εκπνοή |
 Spanish: exhalación |
 Estonian: väljahingamine |
 Farsi: بازدم |
 Finnish: uloshengitys |
 French: exhalation |
 Hebrew: נְשִיפָה |
 Hindi: नि:श्वसन |
 Croatian: izdisaj |
 Hungarian: (ki)gőzölgés; kilégzés |
 Indonesian: pengembusan |
 Icelandic: útöndun |
 Italian: esalazione |
 Japanese: 吐き出し |
 Korean: 내쉬기 |
 Lithuanian: iškvėpimas |
 Latvian: izelpošana |
 Malay: penghembusan |
 Dutch: uitademing |
 Norwegian: utånding; dunst |
 Polish: wydech, wydychanie |
 Persian: بازدم |
 Pashto: تبعيد ،لرى ساتل |
 Portuguese: exalação |
 Romanian: expiraţie |
 Russian: выдыхание; выдох |
 Slovak: výpary |
 Slovenian: izdih |
 Serbian: izdah |
 Swedish: utandning |
 Thai: การหายใจออก |
 Turkish: nefes verme |
 Taiwanese: 呼氣 |
 Ukrainian: видихання; випаровування |
 Urdu: سانس باہر نکالنا |
 Vietnamese: sự thốt ra |
 Chinese: 呼气 |
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