exhale

exhalar, espirar

Expulsar por la boca o la nariz el aire de los pulmones.

En inglés sencillo: To let air leave your lungs through your mouth or nose.

• Exhale slowly and relax.
• She exhaled deeply after the exam.
• He turned away and exhaled the smoke.

Cómo se usa: exhale through something (Exhale slowly through your mouth.)

Sinónimos: breathe out

Antónimos: inhale

Expresiones frecuentes: exhale slowly, exhale through something, exhale smoke

exhalar, emitir

Desprender un olor, gas o vapor y liberarlo al aire.

En inglés sencillo: To release a smell, gas, or steam into the air.

• The flowers exhale a sweet scent.
• Warm soil exhaled a faint earthy smell.
• The hidden spring exhales mist into the cold air.

Sinónimos: emit, give off

Expresiones frecuentes: exhale a scent, exhale sweet perfume, exhale vapour

evaporar

Extraer el líquido de algo convirtiéndolo en gas.

En inglés sencillo: To draw liquid out of something by turning it into gas.

• The sun exhales moisture from the soil.
• Summer heat exhaled water from the earth.
• The fierce rays exhale the last moisture from the ground.

Sinónimos: evaporate

Expresiones frecuentes: exhale moisture, exhale water