essouffler
esufleː
Definition Conjugation
Definition of essouffler - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
effort physiqueRare faire perdre le souffle à quelqu'un par un effort intenseRare
- Cette montée raide a essoufflé Julien en moins de deux minutes.
2.
affaiblissementRare affaiblir ou épuiser l'élan de quelqu'un ou quelque choseRare
- La polémique a essoufflé l'élan du mouvement.
Origin of essouffler
français, essouffler (souffle + ex-)
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course rapide
courir très vite au point de s'essouffler complètement
Examples of essouffler in a sentence
Le vent fort a essoufflé les coureurs sur la plage. Le marathon a essoufflé la plupart des coureurs rapidement. Les longues négociations ont essoufflé la motivation du groupe.
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- English:wind, sap, ...
- German:außer Atem bringen, ausbremsen, ...
- Italian:fare ansimare, fiaccare, ...
- Spanish:dejar sin aliento, desinflar, ...
- Portuguese:ofegar, desgastar, ...
- Chinese:累得气喘吁吁, 削弱, ...
- Japanese:息切れさせる, 勢いをそぐ, ...
- Arabic:أَلْهَثَ, أَضْعَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַתְנִשֵּׁם, לְהַחֲלִישׁ, ...
- Russian:запыхать, ослаблять, ...
- Ukrainian:задихати задихати, послабити, ...
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