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It can be used to describe a state of being unable to breathe easily, often after physical exertion. Example: "After running up the hill, I was completely out of breath and needed a moment to recover."
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Out of breath
adjective
Breathing with difficulty, in particular due to physical activity.
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So now you know why you're always out of breath.
"Climbing one set of stairs gets them out of breath.
I am out of breath.
Out of breath, we emerge above the treeline.
He's out of breath.
Zora stood, out of breath.
Are you out of breath?
George was out of breath.
They're out of breath".
Similar(2)
[Out of breath] Oh hi Small Talk.
DR LASER [still out of breath]: Nein!
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