plural noun
Several movements of air into or out of the lungs.
Take three slow breaths before you speak.
The runners took deep breaths after the race.
American English
/bɹɛθs/
One syllable.
Form of breath
Several movements of air into or out of the lungs.
Practice out loudSeveral movements of air into or out of the lungs.
Take three slow breaths before you speak.
The runners took deep breaths after the race.
The smells of air coming from people's mouths.
Their breaths smelled strongly of garlic.
The children's breaths smelled fresh after they brushed their teeth.
to breathe in slowly and deeply
Take a deep breath and count to five.
to rest until you can breathe normally again
We sat down to catch our breath.
a person or thing that brings a welcome new feeling to a situation
Her new ideas were a breath of fresh air.
Breath is a noun; the verb is breathe: Take a breath and breathe slowly.