to be out of breath的意思|示意

There was so much to read, for one thing, and so much fine health to be pulled down out of the young breath-giving air.

我有很多东西要读，这是其中一件，并且需要在新鲜的空气中汲取许多的营养。

As long as the activity was at least of the level of a brisk walk - enough to make your child a little out a breath - it seemed to be of benefit.

只要运动的强度大于快步走，足以使你的孩子有点上气不接下气，就能够带来好处。

At that time, people buy food queues is like a long dragon, the grandmother is squeezed to be out of breath.

那时，买菜的人队伍排得像长龙，外婆被挤得都要喘不过气来了。

In the process of said, I found my voice all have changed, seems to be that kind of feeling out of breath.

在说的过程中，我发现我的声音都变了，好像是上气不接下气的那种感觉。

It's common to think of the breath as the air passing in and out through the nose, and this can be a useful perception to start with.

一般认为呼吸是指出入鼻腔的气息，这个有用的辨识可作为起点。

There is no point saying you run marathons, if you are going to be out of breath arriving at the interview on the second floor.

如果你跑到二楼面试都喘不过气来，那么你说你常跑马拉松就毫无意义了。