长吁短叹 | cháng xū duǎn tàn | long moan and short gasp (idiom); continually moaning and groaning in pain | |
吁吁 | xū xū | to pant; to gasp for breath | |
喘吁吁 | chuǎn xū xū | to puff and blow | |
气吁吁 | qì xū xū | to pant; to gasp for breath | |
气喘吁吁 | qì chuǎn xū xū | to pant; to gasp for breath |
呼吁 | hū yù | to call on (sb to do sth); to appeal (to); an appeal | |
吁请 | yù qǐng | to implore; to entreat | |
黑奴吁天录 | hēi nú yù tiān lù | Uncle Tom's Cabin, translated and adapted by Lin Shu 林纾 |
1 | She sighed and felt a bit tired . | |
2 | They grabbed the Kleenex box and like "This is for me." One guy goes "Shoo, we thought we were, God, that was so close." | |
3 | Presently he heard another splash and the sound of blowings and of puffings, but still unable to see clearly whence they came, he was forced in bewilderment to resume his march. | |
4 | He heaves a sigh. | |
5 | That's why a new study published today in the journal Nature Neuroscience offers some hope of lasting relief. |