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inhale English

Meaning inhale meaning

What does inhale mean?
Definitions in simple English

inhale Verb

— If you inhale, you pull air in through your mouth.

inhale

— verb (= inspire) draw in (air) Inhale deeply inhale the fresh mountain air The patient has trouble inspiring The lung cancer patient cannot inspire air very well — verb draw deep into the lungs in by breathing Clinton smoked marijuana but never inhaled

Synonyms inhale synonyms

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inhale English » English

breathe in breathe suck smoke sniff smell inspire draw suck in respire draw in suck up puff inbreathe imbibe attract absorb sip pull gasp exhale aspirate whiff take in suggest stretch snuff pull in propound prompt persuade pant nuzzle intake inleakage inhalation ingest infuse induce hint engulf draw up draw breath drag dissuade convince concentrate on breathe with difficulty breath in breath

Topics inhale topics

What do people use inhale to talk about?
Person Body functions

Breathe, breath
Daily life Food Eat

Manner of eating
Daily life Food Eat

Drink

Conjugation inhale conjugation

How do you conjugate inhale?

inhale · verb

Examples inhale examples

How do I use inhale in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Don't inhale directly from the bottle containing benzene.
The doctor told me to inhale and exhale slowly and deeply.
Inhale.
Be careful not to inhale the spores; they're deadly.
Inhale and exhale evenly through your nose.
Inhale through your nose.

Movie subtitles

Inhale.
Inhale, please.
Inhale, Mrs. Smith.
I'm sorry. I've got to inhale. Excuse me.
Now inhale.
Here. Eat them slowly. You don't have to inhale them.
So inhale.
The accredited procedure is, of course, to partake of a small mouthful, like this, whoosh it around in the mouth like that, and then inhale like this, thus releasing the aroma.
Inhale. Breathe deeply.
Inhale down.
As to how they work, I've noticed that I inhale and exhale. and use the thin Martian atmosphere.
I couldn't make up my mind whether to inhale or exhale.
Inhale, expand.
Up and out, expand, inhale and let's hear it.
Mind your breathing. just inhale.
If you inhale this gas, you'll be dead so fast it won't even be funny. And now if you'll excuse me.
Well. inhale.
Stop griping. Lie still and inhale. - What, sand?
Inhale, and clench your teeth so you don't drop it.
Everything, everything, inhale!
Come on, inhale.
Did you inhale the gas, Scotty?
Inhale!
Now, don't inhale until the tip glows.
I forgot to say, you shouldn't inhale unless you're used to it.
Sandy, let me teach you how to French inhale.

News and current affairs

Indian children inhale large doses of sulphur and potassium chlorate to fashion flammable powder into matches.
The first smokers did not inhale tobacco smoke; that became possible only in the nineteenth century, when a new way of curing tobacco made the smoke less alkaline.
Children who work in the garbage dumps are prone to skin and respiratory problems, while those who work with paints eventually become addicted to the intoxicants that they inhale.
If Nakasone, who now urges Koizumi to stop the Yasukuni pilgrimage, were to respond to Aso, he might simply extend the analogy: it is not in Japan's national interest to continue to inhale Koizumi's second-hand smoke.
Indian children inhale large doses of sulphur and potassium chlorate to fashion flammable powder into matches. Youthful glassmakers in Brazil breathe toxic silicone and arsenic fumes.

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