gasp
US
UK gasp n: (of surprise, etc.) (因惊讶)
SC 倒吸一口凉气
Sharon let out a gasp when she noticed how late it was.
莎朗意识到已经多晚时，倒吸了一口凉气。
gasp n: (breath)
SC 喘息 chuǎn xī
SC 喘气 chuǎn xī，chuǎn qì
Kelsey took in a huge gasp of air and blew out all the candles on her cake.
凯斯利猛吸了一口气，把蛋糕上所有的蜡烛都吹灭了。
gasp vi: (breathe in sharply)
SC 喘息 chuǎn xī
SC 喘气 chuǎn xī，chuǎn qì
Laura gasped when she saw her new car.
劳拉看到她的新车时喘息了一声。
gasp vi: (breathe with difficulty)
SC 上气不接下气
SC 喘粗气
Rob was gasping after his run.
罗伯跑完步当时正喘着粗气。
gasp [sth] vtr: (say breathlessly)
SC 上气不接下气地说
SC 喘着气说
TC 喘著氣說
TC 喘著氣說
Sarah was weak from her illness, but she managed to gasp her last wishes to her son.
莎拉病得很虚弱，但她仍喘着气把她最后的愿望告诉了她的儿子。
be gasping for [sth] vi + prep: figurative (want, need urgently)
SC 迫切需要 pò qiè xū yào
SC 非常想要
I'm gasping for a cup of tea!
gasp for air, gasp for breath v expr: (breathe with difficulty)
SC 气喘吁吁 qì chuǎn xū xū
TC 氣喘吁吁
TC 氣喘吁吁
Paul gasped for breath as he came up out of the water.
last gasp n: (final breath before dying)
SC 最后一口气 zuì hòu yì kǒu qì
Grandma took her last gasp, then her eyes rolled back and I knew she was dead.
last-gasp adj: figurative (attempt: final, desperate)
SC 最后关头的
SC 垂死挣扎的
He made a last-gasp effort to rescue the drowning dog, but unfortunately the current was too strong.