gasping 的 3 个定义
- a sudden, short intake of breath, as in shock or surprise.
- a convulsive effort to breathe.
- a short, convulsive utterance: the words came out in gasps.
- to catch one's breath.
- to struggle for breath with the mouth open; breathe convulsively.
- to long with breathless eagerness; desire; crave.
- to utter with gasps: She gasped out the words.
- to breathe or emit with gasps.
gasping 近义词
draw breath in sharply
更多gasping例句
- A: Well, I felt more or less like I was drowning, just gasping between life and death.
- At certain points, I had so much trouble breathing I found myself gasping for air like a dying fish.
- The whole hand-to-the-mouth gasping thing we do when learning that women go see these films is horribly retrograde.
- Sometimes people with sleep apnea wake up during the night gasping for breath.
- Oulson can be heard gurgling, gasping, his lungs crackling, the sounds of someone drowning in his own blood.
- They fell against the tree stump and reeled clear again, swaying, gasping, and striking when they could.
- Dick was almost gasping for breath, and as he buried his head in his hands, he tried to understand, to realise.
- Ida sat down gasping, when her companion stopped, and gazed with an instinctive shrinking into the gulf below.
- They were gasping when they reached a ledge of rock a little below the summit, but that was not why they sat down.
- Not his brain alone, his voice was gasping it, harshly and croakingly, his lungs seeming on fire as they expelled the word.