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Definition of halitus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
vaporDated visible vapor emitted from a substanceDated
- The halitus from the hot spring was visible.
2.
breathingDated breath exhaled by a living beingDated
- The cold air made his halitus visible.
Origin of halitus
Latin, halitus (breath)
Examples of halitus in a sentence
In the cold air, the halitus from her breath was visible. His halitus fogged up the mirror. The doctor examined the patient's halitus for signs of illness.
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- French:halitus, haleine, ...
- German:Dampf, Atem, ...
- Italian:vapore, alito, ...
- Spanish:vapor, hálito, ...
- Portuguese:vapor, hálito, ...
- Chinese:蒸汽, 呼气, ...
- Japanese:蒸気, 息, ...
- Arabic:بخار, نَفَس, ...
- Hebrew:אֵדִים, נְשִׁימָה, ...
- Russian:пар, дыхание, ...
- Ukrainian:пар, дихання, ...
- Hindi:वाष्प, सांस, ...
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