Definition
Definition of panted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
breathingcharacterized by heavy breathing
- After the race, the runner stood panted and exhausted by the finish line.
- The panted dog lay down after the long walk.
- After the intense workout, the panted athletes needed a break.
Origin of panted
English, pant (breathe heavily) + ed (past tense suffix)
View all translations of panted
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- French:haletant, ...
- German:keuchend, ...
- Italian:ansimante, ...
- Spanish:jadeante, ...
- Portuguese:ofegante, ...
- Chinese:气喘吁吁的, ...
- Japanese:息を切らした, ...
- Arabic:لاهث, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְנַשֵּׁף, ...
- Ukrainian:захеканий, ...
- Hindi:हाँफता हुआ, ...
Definition of pant - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
breathingbreathe quickly after exertion or excitement
- He began to pant after the long run.
2.
emotionDated long eagerly or desire earnestlyDated
- She panted for a chance to travel.
Noun
1.
respirationUK quick heavy breathing or the sound it makesUK
- After running, he let out a loud pant.
2.
emotionDated eager longing or desireDated
- His pant for adventure was evident.
Expressions with pant
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breathe quickly and loudly after hard activity
He began to puff and pant after running up the hill.
one of the two parts of pants that cover each leg
He tore his pant leg on a sharp nail.
make a series of hoots and pants
The chimpanzees began to pant-hoot loudly in the forest.
Origin of pant
Old French, pantaisier (gasp)
Examples of pant in a sentence
The dog began to pant in the hot sun. He panted for recognition in his field. The students panted for the end of the semester. A pant escaped him when he saw the surprise. She heard a pant behind the closed door. Her pant for knowledge drove her to study.
The pant for success kept him motivated.
View all translations of pant
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- French:haleter, halètement, ...
- German:keuchen, Hecheln, ...
- Italian:ansimare, ansito, ...
- Spanish:jadear, jadeo, ...
- Portuguese:ofegar, ofego, ...
- Chinese:喘气, 喘气声, ...
- Japanese:息を切らす, あえぎ, ...
- Arabic:لهث, لَهاث, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַשֵּׁף, הִתְנַשְּׁפוּת, ...
- Russian:запыхаться, тяжёлое дыхание, ...
- Ukrainian:задихатися, важке дихання, ...
- Hindi:हाँफना, हाँफ, ...
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