wheeze in Irish
wheeze in Irish is cársán — wheeze means to breathe with difficulty, making a rough whistling sound, often due to a respiratory problem.
wheeze in Irish
cársán
A piping or whistling sound caused by difficult respiration.
What does "wheeze" mean?
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verb To breathe with difficulty, making a rough whistling sound, often due to a respiratory problem.
"He wheezed his way up the stairs after the flu."
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noun A whistling, rasping sound made when breathing with difficulty.
"You could hear the wheeze in her chest through the stethoscope."
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wheeze in a sentence
- He wheezed his way up the stairs after the flu.
- The old dog wheezed softly in its sleep.
- You could hear the wheeze in her chest through the stethoscope.
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What is "wheeze" in Irish?
"wheeze" in Irish is cársán. wheeze means: To breathe with difficulty, making a rough whistling sound, often due to a respiratory problem.
How do you use "wheeze" in a sentence?
Example: "He wheezed his way up the stairs after the flu." In Irish, "wheeze" is cársán.
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