Definition of winded in English:

winded

adjective ˈwɪndɪd

Having difficulty breathing because of exertion or a blow to the stomach.
呼吸困难的，喘不过气的
she wasn't really hurt, just winded
Example sentencesExamples
- Since I wasn't as fit as he was, I couldn't keep up because I was so easily winded.
- I can't walk across the street without feeling winded.
- She moves slightly, which is the only sign that she's okay, and coughs a bit, obviously winded.
- Chamberlain's body fat was 24.6 percent and he was easily winded.
- By the time we got across the Anzac Bridge, I was winded.
- I suddenly felt winded, like someone had punched me in my stomach.
- She was winded by the time we reached the end.
- You may get winded easily as your uterus expands beneath your diaphragm, the muscle just below your lungs.
- Took a while to get going after being winded but exploded in the second half.
- Her mother had recently died and she was winded with shock and grief.
- So without being long winded, this case does not have the cooling it would take to make me feel comfortable about it.
- The script punches you, knuckles out, between the shoulder blades - you laugh as though you have been winded.
- Robert was severely winded, and James eventually closed out a 4/3 win on the 16th.
- At Bootham Crescent in August 2001, after an innocuous challenge by City defender Mike Basham, Lockwood thought he had been badly winded.
- She's at my door window, wheezing, winded, fogging the glass.
- He was getting winded, and Liz kept moving faster in her excitement at seeing the lighthouse.
- Finally, a winded Blaine plopped down in a small clearing, and breathed hard.
- Winded, I curl into a ball on my side, tip my head back and gasp for breath.
- Despite being winded moments earlier, Banstead keeper Paul Borg also made a fine save to deny Filler.
- Winded, she would have gone down had he not caught her.

单词	winded
释义	Definition of winded in English: winded adjective ˈwɪndɪd Having difficulty breathing because of exertion or a blow to the stomach. 呼吸困难的，喘不过气的 she wasn't really hurt, just winded Example sentencesExamples Since I wasn't as fit as he was, I couldn't keep up because I was so easily winded. I can't walk across the street without feeling winded. She moves slightly, which is the only sign that she's okay, and coughs a bit, obviously winded. Chamberlain's body fat was 24.6 percent and he was easily winded. By the time we got across the Anzac Bridge, I was winded. I suddenly felt winded, like someone had punched me in my stomach. She was winded by the time we reached the end. You may get winded easily as your uterus expands beneath your diaphragm, the muscle just below your lungs. Took a while to get going after being winded but exploded in the second half. Her mother had recently died and she was winded with shock and grief. So without being long winded, this case does not have the cooling it would take to make me feel comfortable about it. The script punches you, knuckles out, between the shoulder blades - you laugh as though you have been winded. Robert was severely winded, and James eventually closed out a 4/3 win on the 16th. At Bootham Crescent in August 2001, after an innocuous challenge by City defender Mike Basham, Lockwood thought he had been badly winded. She's at my door window, wheezing, winded, fogging the glass. He was getting winded, and Liz kept moving faster in her excitement at seeing the lighthouse. Finally, a winded Blaine plopped down in a small clearing, and breathed hard. Winded, I curl into a ball on my side, tip my head back and gasp for breath. Despite being winded moments earlier, Banstead keeper Paul Borg also made a fine save to deny Filler. Winded, she would have gone down had he not caught her.
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