Check it out, take five more breaths here.

再呼吸五次。

From dizziness to swelling to your ability to breathe.

从头晕肿胀再无法呼吸。

Okay. One more breath, and then we switch it on through.

好的，再进行一组呼吸，然调整一下。

And anoles rebreathe by exhaling air from the lungs into this thin pocket of air.

anoles 通过将肺部的空气呼出这个薄薄的气囊中来进行再呼吸。

For this expedition led by UNESCO, these divers are using state of the art, computer controlled breathing equipment known as rebreathers.

在联合国教科文组织领导的这次探险中，这些潜水员使用了最先进的技术，计算机控制的呼吸设备叫做再呼吸。

Only when she had laid it carefully on a workbench all of its own did Aunt Meryl dare to breathe again.

只有当她小心翼翼地将它放在一个独立的工作台上时，梅丽尔姨妈才敢再呼吸。

We hope to understand where the rebreathing might benefit these lizards by helping them rid their air supply of excess carbon dioxide.

希望通过帮助它清除空气供应中过量的二氧化碳，了解再呼吸可能对这些蜥蜴有益的地方。

Let's go back to that plank for two more breaths. Come on! We were just going to switch, but we can do this!

平板支撑，再进行两组呼吸。来吧！只是切换一下，但能做的！

So again, squeeze, hug into the midline for stability, for support, breathing deep here, one more inhale, and then exhale to release.

所以再一次，挤压，拥抱中线以保持稳定，保持支撑，在这里深呼吸，再一次吸气，然呼气释放。

That's perfect, Captain Nemo, but the air you carry must be quickly depleted; and once it contains no more than 15% oxygen, it becomes unfit for breathing.

好极了， 尼摩船长。不过您所携带的空气很快就会用完的，空气中只含有百分之十五的氧时，就不宜再呼吸了。

" They're just boarding their plane, " Alice told me. " They'll land at nine-forty-five." Just a few more hours to keep breathing till he was here.

“他刚刚登机。”爱丽丝告诉。“他会在九点四十五分降落。”还得再强迫自己保持呼吸几个小时，才能等他。

From the point of view of the speaker, a single instance of the use of a word consists of a certain set of movements in the throat and mouth, combined with breath.

从说话者的角度来看，一个词的单次使用包括喉咙和嘴巴的一组特定动作，再加上呼吸。

It's not always easy to scuba out of pumpkin, and if your skill doesn't stem from deep seated creativity, you got to be careful not to get waterlogged with frustration and just flip your lid.

拿着南瓜再戴着水下呼吸着实不易，而且如果你的技术不够熟练，千万不要因为屡屡挫败而发火。

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，一旦他无法再屏住最初的呼吸并开始换气过度，他可能会吸入水，引发一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。