Definition
Definition of respiring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
biologicalTECH. undergoing the process of breathing or respirationTECH.
- The respiring cells are essential for energy production.
2.
metaphoricalRare appearing to be alive or activeRare
- The respiring city never sleeps.
Origin of respiring
Latin, re (again) + spirare (breathe)
Examples of respiring in a sentence
In the lab, respiring bacteria were observed under the microscope. The respiring forest was full of life. Her respiring imagination brought stories to life.
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- French:respirant, vivant, ...
- German:atmend, lebendig, ...
- Italian:respirante, vivo, ...
- Spanish:respiratorio, vibrante, ...
- Portuguese:respirante, vivo, ...
- Chinese:呼吸的, 生机勃勃的, ...
- Japanese:呼吸している, 活気ある, ...
- Arabic:مُتَنَفِّس, نَابِض, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹשֵׁם, ...
- Russian:дышащий, живущий, ...
- Ukrainian:дихаючий, активний, ...
- Hindi:श्वसनशील, साँस लेता, ...
Definition of respire - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
breathingRare breathe in and out airRare
- Humans respire to take in oxygen.
2.
biochemical processRare release energy from foodRare
- Cells respire to convert glucose into energy.
Origin of respire
Latin, respirare (breathe)
Examples of respire in a sentence
Fish respire through their gills underwater. Plants respire to produce energy. Organisms respire to sustain life.
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- French:respirer, convertir, ...
- German:atmen, Luft holen, ...
- Italian:respirare, ...
- Spanish:respirar, ...
- Portuguese:respirar, ...
- Chinese:呼吸, 释放能量, ...
- Japanese:呼吸する, エネルギーを生成する, ...
- Arabic:تَنَفَّسَ, حَرَّرَ الطَّاقَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְשׁוֹם, לִנְשֹׁם, ...
- Russian:дышать, выделять энергию, ...
- Ukrainian:дихати, вивільняти енергію, ...
- Hindi:सांस लेना, ऊर्जा उत्पन्न करना, ...
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