Meaning ofbreathein English

Verb

1. to inhale and exhale air
   People need to breathe fresh air to stay healthy.
2. to exchange gases with the environment
   The scented candle will breathe a pleasant fragrance into the room.
3. to extract oxygen and expel waste gases; sustain life
   The fish breathe through gills to survive underwater.
4. to take in a gas for survival
   Plants breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen.
5. to draw something into the lungs
   When you breathe in dust, it can cause respiratory problems.
6. to exhale or release air
   The old book seemed to breathe an air of nostalgia and history.
7. to exhale something (like a scent); give off
   After running, she needed to breathe out slowly to calm down.
8. to convey an impression; evoke a feeling
   The musician's performance would breathe new life into the classical piece.
9. to whisper quietly; speak softly
   She began to breathe a gentle warning to her friend about the danger.