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Definition of perspiring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
sweatingproducing sweat due to heat or exertion
- The perspiring athletes took a break to hydrate.
Noun
body processRare the process of producing sweat from the skinRare
- Perspiring helps cool the body during exercise.
Origin of perspiring
Latin, per (through) + spirare (breathe)
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Examples of perspiring in a sentence
Perspiring guests sought shade at the outdoor event. Excessive perspiring in hot weather can lead to dehydration. Perspiring is a normal response, but sudden changes may signal illness.
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- French:transpirant, transpiration, ...
- German:schwitzend, Schwitzen, ...
- Italian:sudato, sudorazione, ...
- Spanish:sudoroso, transpiración, ...
- Portuguese:suado, transpiração, ...
- Chinese:流汗的, 出汗, ...
- Japanese:汗をかいた, 発汗, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَرِّق, تَعَرُّق, ...
- Hebrew:מַזִּיעַ, הִזָּעָה, ...
- Russian:вспотевший, потоотделение, ...
- Ukrainian:спітнілий, потовиділення, ...
- Hindi:पसीने से तर, पसीना आना, ...
Definition of perspire - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
biologyemit sweat through the skin's pores
- He began to perspire heavily during the workout.
- Athletes often perspire during intense training sessions.
- She could feel herself perspire in the hot sun.
Origin of perspire
Latin, per (through) + spirare (to breathe)
View all translations of perspire
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- French:transpirer, ...
- German:schwitzen, ...
- Italian:sudare, ...
- Spanish:sudar, ...
- Portuguese:transpirar, ...
- Chinese:出汗, ...
- Japanese:汗をかく, ...
- Arabic:تَعَرَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַזִּיעַ, ...
- Russian:потеть, ...
- Ukrainian:потіти, ...
- Hindi:पसीना आना, ...
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