いき
Meanings
Noun
1. breath; breathing
I was so surprised that I thought my breath would stop.
2. concord; harmony; rapport
Those two are really perfectly in sync, aren't they?
3. steam (coming off hot food, tea, etc.); (water) vapor; vapour
Pitch accent
い
き
Used in vocabulary (57 in total)
one breath; time of one breath; pause; break; (doing in) one go; doing without stopping
to take a breath; to take a short rest
Examples (40 in total)
She's not breathing!
I was taking a deep breath.
I can't breathe through my nose.
Inhale, and exhale.
Can we breathe in space?
There is no time to catch one's breath.
In that instant, my breath stopped.
I steeled myself and took a deep breath.
You're a little out of breath.
I can hear the soft breathing.
Hold your breath! It's poisonous gas.
I'm out of breath, and I don't want to move anymore.
What's wrong? Your breathing is heavy.
While running, I take a deep breath in.
I finally exhaled the breath I had been holding.
I can't breathe from the shock.
How long can you hold your breath?
My white breath diffused into the air.
I blew air into the balloon to inflate it.
He blew on his fingertips.
He drew a deep breath.
I couldn't help but let out a small breath.
When it becomes winter, our breath becomes white.
I was unable to breathe because of the smoke.
Those two are really perfectly in sync, aren't they?
It seems he is barely breathing.
The breath I let out with a sigh was surprisingly hot, even to me.
The gale momentarily takes my breath away.
The room was so smoky that I could hardly breathe.
Maria took a sharp breath and shouted.
The boy takes a breath, puffs out his chest, and declares confidently.
To obtain oxygen, one must inhale.
Tom took a deep breath and closed his eyes.
She blew on her hands to warm them.
I took a light breath and began to draw the bow across the strings.
When I take a deep breath, a pain runs down the right side of my back.
With a puff of breath, she blows away the nail filings.
Despite only two exchanges of offense and defense, both are already beginning to breathe heavily.
I also love the air of this town, which smells of the sea when I take a deep breath.
Then, taking a deep breath, he blew that breath into the flute he was holding.