respiration in Greek
respiration in Greek is αναπνοή — respiration means the act of breathing — taking air into the lungs and releasing it.
respiration in Greek
αναπνοή
Pronounced: anapnoi
What does "respiration" mean?
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noun The act of breathing — taking air into the lungs and releasing it.
"The nurse monitored the patient's respiration throughout the night."
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noun In biology, the process by which cells break down nutrients using oxygen to release energy, producing carbon dioxide as a byproduct.
"Cellular respiration converts glucose and oxygen into energy, water, and carbon dioxide."
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respiration in a sentence
- The nurse monitored the patient's respiration throughout the night.
- Deep respiration can help calm the body during stress.
- Cellular respiration converts glucose and oxygen into energy, water, and carbon dioxide.
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What is "respiration" in Greek?
"respiration" in Greek is αναπνοή. respiration means: The act of breathing — taking air into the lungs and releasing it.
How do you pronounce αναπνοή?
"respiration" in Greek is αναπνοή, pronounced "anapnoi".
How do you use "respiration" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse monitored the patient's respiration throughout the night." In Greek, "respiration" is αναπνοή.
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