You can choose whether you want to use the aspirated at the end or not.

你以选择是否要在最后送气。

Now, when the T appears at the beginning of a word, it is aspirated.

当 T 出现在单词的开头时，它是送气音。

Informally we call that going down the wrong pipe, but we could also say that you aspirated that french fry.

非正式地说，称其为“下错了管道”，但也以说，你吸进了那根薯条。

Okay, open the pericardium and aspirate. If the heart's still not beating, close and call it.

好吧，打开心包腔开始吸引，要是还不跳，就关闭心包腔，宣布死亡。

'pedagogy', it's a 'p' sound at the beginning of the word, so it's aspirated.

“pedagogy”这词的开头有“p”音，所以它是送气音。

Can we also put him on his side to prevent him from aspirating if he vomits?

如果他呕吐以把他放躺下阻止他吸气吗？

A tutor, the t is aspirated by the way, so it feels like there is a little h right after.

顺便说下，这里的 t 是吸气音，所以后面好像有 h 音。

A 'k' sound is also aspirated at the beginning of a word, so there is a little 'h' after 'k'.

单词开头的“k”音也是送气的，所以“k”后面有小的“h”音。

Diffuse rhonchi. He must have aspirated.

弥漫性干啰音 必须马上进行抽吸。

I had to open you up and aspirate.

不得不开胸帮你维持呼吸。

This second cousin was a Middlemarch mercer of polite manners and superfluous aspirates.

这位二表兄是米德尔马奇 (Middlemarch) 的服装商， 举止彬彬有礼， 但也有多余的野心。

Um... go ahead. I-I can aspirate.

去吧 来抽吸就行。

I'm sure you can, but I'm going to have to aspirate.

明白 但得做下抽吸。

Uh, he's got a seroma I need to aspirate, actually.

他出现了血肿 需要做抽吸处理。

When you aspirate instead of just making the correct vowel sound at the end, it changes the rhythm and the pattern in your sentence.

当你以送气的方式，而不是按照正确的方式发出结尾的元音的话，就会改变句子的韵律结构。

Poor oral hygiene can increase colonisation with pathogens such as S. aureus or P. aeruginosa that can be aspirated into the lower airway, thus increasing the risk of pneumonia.

不良的口腔卫生会增加致病菌的定植，如金黄色葡萄球菌、铜绿假单胞菌等；这些致病菌会被吸入下呼吸道，从而增加罹患肺炎的风险。

The 'P' sound is usually aspirated in American English when it appears at the beginning of the word or at the beginning of a stressed syllable as in the word " pay" .

在美式英语中，‘P’出现在单词的开头或重读音节的开头时，如单词“pay”，它的发音通常是送出气体而发出的。

Pharyngeal phase, in which the movements of the soft palate, larynx and epiglottis separate the air passage from the food passage so that food and drink are not aspirated into the nose or trachea.

咽部阶段，软腭、喉部和会厌的运动将气道与食物通道分开，这样食物和饮料就不会被吸入鼻子或气管。

See, once they can no longer hold their initial breath and start to hyperventilate, they might aspirate water, triggering something called a laryngospasm. This is where the person's vocal cords spasm, blocking their airways and protecting their lungs.

你看，旦他无法再屏住最初的呼吸并开始换气过度，他能会吸入水，引发种叫做喉痉挛的现象。这是人的声带痉挛，阻塞呼吸道并保护肺部的地方。