chronic respiratory condition characterized by bronchial spasms, wheezing, and difficulty breathing

To breathe heavily; to pant or gasp for air.

To take a short break during intense activity or pressure; a breather, respite, or moment of relief

to pant; to gasp for breath; to huff and puff; out of breath

To breathe quickly and with difficulty; to pant or gasp for breath.

to struggle on while at death's door; to barely manage to stay alive or keep a failing situation going

the last few gasps of breath before death; a final lingering breath

to breathe very hard or rapidly; to puff and blow

to breathe very heavily or gasp for breath; to huff and puff

asthma; a chronic respiratory condition characterized by difficulty breathing

(of turbomachinery) to surge or pulsate due to unstable airflow

(colloquial) breathless; panting; breathing rapidly

to breathe very hard; to puff and blow; to be out of breath

Shortness of breath accompanied by wheezing and phlegm accumulation in the respiratory tract

to gasp for breath; to breathe heavily or pant

Overly fearful or suspicious upon seeing something similar to what has caused one suffering in the past; panic-prone

The last breath of a dying person; one's remaining days of life.

to be unable to breathe easily; to feel short of breath or suffocated

To be out of breath or unable to catch one's breath; to feel suffocated by physical exertion or extreme pressure.

to breathe hard; to pant heavily

to pant or breathe faintly from physical weakness or delicacy; typically used to describe women

to speak in support of someone else; to echo another person's words or sentiment

to breathe heavily or gasp for air; to pant

a type of medication used to treat asthma; also known as salbutamol

(idiom) Lit. when someone tells you you're fat, you start to pant; used jokingly to tease someone for bragging as soon as they receive a compliment.

(turbomachinery design) used to prevent surging in compressors