關於Breathing的意思和用法的提問

A: Assuming it's a metaphor, it sounds like it means something along the lines of "point where we can relax".

The analogy is to swimming underwater. When swimming underwater, you can't breathe and need to exert a lot of effort to keep swimming. So, when you get to a "breathing point", you can stop swimming and take a moment to breathe.

A: It is most commonly used when someone is telling you what to do, or is getting involved in your personal business. So if someone was doing that, you can say “stop breathing down my neck” or “get off my back” they both mean the same thing.

A: It means that the man was following or supervising the other person too closely and caused them to be uncomfortable all day.

A: When body lacks the oxygen the skin might seem like it's turning blue. Actually, it does change its color at some point.
Also, "go blue" could be used to describe someone's emotion.

A: Without context I would assume it means that the person is trying to make the point that they are a real person from Manhattan, unlike the one in the game. "Living and breathing" emphasizes the true human-ness, the fact that they are alive and real.

A: "This week is going to be really busy. If I do more today I think I can give myself some more breathing room for the rest of the week."

A: I'm sorry, I've never heard of a breathing room before

A: They are not very similar, as “uneven” is used to describe labored breathing and “erratic” is used more often to describe something as out of control!

Examples:

“He is sick and is coughing. His breathing’s uneven.”

“Her mind is racing and her breathing’s erratic.”

A: In terms of breathing, uneven and erratic are used in the same meaning. Both are about irregular breathing.

A: The second one is more natural <3

A: "Can you stop breathing so loudly?" is the correct sentence in proper English. "Loudly" is an adverb that describes the verb "breathing".

"Can you stop breathing so loud?" is sometimes heard in informal English.

A: Respiration is chiefly a biological or medical term used to describe the whole biological process associated with breathing in air, converting some of it into usable energy and byproducts, and then exhaling the air.

Breathing just refers to the part where you take in air (inhale) and expel air (exhale) and it's the common everyday word.

A: You want the pronunciation?

A: thank you

A: Try to clear your mind while breathing.

A: They can stop breathing for two hours in the water.

A: This sentence seems unnatural because there is no punctuation to create flow and there are some words that are just a little off.
Maybe try instead: “However, when I am doing deep breathing away from home, I found it was not very convenient to do so, because I like to sit somewhere where I can close my eyes”
The commas dictate when there should be pauses in the sentence, so that it does not seem like a run-on sentence.
Hope this helped :)

A: Ohh okay! If you want it to be understand that you're taking the course again in this sentence then I would say "The last time I took this class, on the first day, I found that breathing deeply is very useful".

A: it would be better to say "blowing dust off a book" breathing means inhaling and exhaling while blowing means exhaling for a purpose.