exhale in English: To breathe out; to push the air out of your lungs. (verb)

Translation

To breathe out; to push the air out of your lungs.

Word origin

From Latin exhalare, from ex- (out) and halare (to breathe).

Verb typeregular (exhale, exhales, exhaled)

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Teachers of yoga and sport say this all the time.

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Letting a big breath out often shows relief.

Inhale .

"Inhale" is the opposite - to breathe in.

breathe

To take air into your body and let it out again.

breath

The air that you take into your body and let out again through your nose or mouth.

blow

To push air out of your mouth, or the way the wind moves the air.

sigh

To let out a long, slow breath because you are tired, sad, or glad it is over.

air

The mix of gases all around us that we breathe and cannot see.

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