deep breath

language: en

definitions

  1. A large inhalation of air into the lungs, often used to increase oxygen intake or prepare for physical exertion.
    en: A large inhalation of air into the lungs, often used to increase oxygen intake or prepare for physical exertion.
  2. A metaphorical action taken to calm oneself, regain composure, or prepare mentally for a stressful or difficult situation.
    en: A metaphorical action taken to calm oneself, regain composure, or prepare mentally for a stressful or difficult situation.

examples

  1. He took a deep breath before diving into the cold water.

    He took a deep breath before diving into the cold water.

  2. Just take a deep breath and tell me what happened.

    Just take a deep breath and tell me what happened.