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"breathe for" is not a correct expression in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "breathe in" or "breathe out" to describe the act of respiration. For example, "Close your eyes and take a deep breath in, then slowly breathe out."
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Feel the side stretch of your body and breathe for five breaths.
Hold here and breathe for a series of five slow, easy breaths.
I couldn't breathe for crying.
I could hardly breathe for wanting her.
Let it breathe for 15 minutes.
I could barely breathe for happiness.
You can't breathe, for God's sake.
I'm, 'Let me just breathe for a second'".
You breathe for him when his body's forgotten how.
The Burmese men helped breathe for their mentor.
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He was unable to breathe for all the jet-fuel fumes".
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