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Discover Ludwig'catch her breath' is correct and can be used in written English.
Typically, you would use this phrase to refer to someone who is panting or out of breath due to exertion, effort, or a sudden shock. For example, "The runner stopped to catch her breath after completing the marathon."
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She paused to catch her breath.
She stopped to catch her breath.
And Ms. Schneider would catch her breath.
(Tonya stops to catch her breath).
Ocean View?" she says, struggling to catch her breath.
She may pause to catch her breath mid-sentence.
When pain overwhelmed her, she stopped to catch her breath.
She rolled onto her back and stared upward, trying to catch her breath.
When she coughs, she takes a moment to catch her breath.
She stopped for a moment to catch her breath, then started crying.
She seems to catch her breath at the very sight of him.
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