AIR 空气, [I,T] to take air into your lungs and send it out again

呼吸:

The room filled with smoke, and it was becoming difficult to breathe.

房间里全是烟，呼吸越来越困难。

People are concerned about the quality of the air they breathe.

人们很关心他们所呼吸的空气的质量。

Relax and breathe deeply (=take in a lot of air) .

放松，深呼吸。

BLOW 吹, [I,T] to blow air or smoke out of your mouth

呼气; 喷出（烟）:

Roy breathed on his hands and rubbed them together vigorously.

罗伊往双手上哈了一口气，然后使劲地搓。

The fat man opposite was breathing garlic all over me.

对面的那个胖男人满口大蒜味，喷了我一身。

sb can breathe easy / easily, used when saying that someone can relax because a worrying or dangerous situation has ended

某人可以放心了，某人可以松一口气:

With stocks going up, investors can breathe easily.

股票上涨，投资者可以放心了。

breathe a sigh of relief, to stop being worried or frightened about something

轻松地舒口气，松一口气:

Once the deadline passed, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

截止期一过，大家都松了一口气。

be breathing down sb's neck, [informal] to pay very close attention to what someone is doing in a way that makes them feel nervous or annoyed

紧盯某人; 严密监视某人:

How can I concentrate with you breathing down my neck all the time?

你总是这样盯着我，我怎么能集中注意力？

not breathe a word, to not tell anyone anything at all about something, because it is a secret

不透露风声:

Don't breathe a word; it's supposed to be a surprise.

一个字都不要透露出去，这是要给大家一个惊喜。

breathe life into sth, to change a situation so that people feel more excited or interested

给某物注入新生命:

Critics are hoping the young director can breathe new life into the French film industry.

影评家希望这位年轻导演会给法国的电影业注入新的生命。

SKIN 皮肤, [I] if your skin can breathe, air can reach it

〔皮肤〕透气

CLOTHES / FABRIC 衣服/织物, [I] if cloth or clothing breathes, air can pass through it so that your body feels pleasantly cool and dry

〔布料或衣服〕透气

WINE 葡萄酒, [I] if you let wine breathe, you open the bottle to let the air get to it before you drink it

〔打开瓶盖，让酒〕通气飘香

SAY STH QUIETLY 轻声说某事, [T] [written] to say something very quietly, almost in a whisper

轻声说〔话〕，低声说出:

'Wait,' he breathed.

“等一下。”他轻声说道。

breathe your last (breath), [literary] to die

咽气，断气，咽下最后一口气，死

breathe fire, to talk and behave in a very angry way

发火