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Перевод: gasp

[существительное]
удушье; затрудненное дыхание;
[глагол]
задыхаться; дышать с трудом; открывать рот; ловить воздух; страстно желать

Тезаурус:

1. THE FALL of President Najibullah ends the latest stage in the Afghan civil war which began when the Kremlin, in a last gasp of empire building, took the country over in April 1978, writes Alan Philps, Diplomatic Correspondent.
2. I don't like to run and gasp.
3. He rolled back the leather covering and heard Selkirk's gasp of surprise.
4. Shirley, standing on the bar beside her, followed her pointing linger and gave a gasp.
5. Evelyn let out a gasp of delight which she just managed to turn into a disillusioned sob.
6. She caught him up in a breathless embrace, then gave a little gasp of alarm as she seemed to notice the two policemen for the first time.
7. O stared, he didn't know for how long, at him and his outstretched hand, wondering whether to gasp it, fill it with change, or knock it away; and then he looked up, because he heard his train coming and also because he felt the hot wind on his face.
8. In accordance with the procedures governing Roger Hall's comedy, they do so at regularly-spaced intervals, each entering with a gasp and clad in a ridiculous profusion of scarves, hats and rainwear, so that his droll point about the awfulness of the country's climate can be adequately appreciated.
9. The ice cold water made him gasp, but after swimming a couple of lengths of the plunge, he got out feeling an exhilaration beyond belief.
10. That is the kind of exploit he might well claim after a drink or two, expecting his audience first to gasp, then to roar with laughter.
11. And when Elvis sang That's All Right Mama he was 20, as was Eric Clapton when he left The Yardbirds to join an aged John Mayall (reputed to be in his gasp thirties even then) to make that seminal Bluesbreakers LP.
12. Then the teacher let out a tiny fluttering gasp - like a goldfish finding itself spilled on a carpet - and sank down, defeated, on a crate with a hand over her eyes.
13. There was the sound of wood splitting and tearing, followed by a choking gasp from the open grave.