gasp in Irish
gasp in Irish is uspóg — gasp means to suddenly draw in breath, usually from shock or surprise.
gasp in Irish
uspóg
A short, sudden intake of breath.
What does "gasp" mean?
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verb To suddenly draw in breath, usually from shock or surprise.
"She gasped when she saw the size of the spider."
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noun A short, sudden intake of breath.
"A gasp went through the crowd as the trick was revealed."
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gasp in a sentence
- She gasped when she saw the size of the spider.
- He gasped for air after finally reaching the surface.
- A gasp went through the crowd as the trick was revealed.
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What is "gasp" in Irish?
"gasp" in Irish is uspóg. gasp means: To suddenly draw in breath, usually from shock or surprise.
How do you use "gasp" in a sentence?
Example: "She gasped when she saw the size of the spider." In Irish, "gasp" is uspóg.
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