1. Sigh
she sighed with relief
Jem sighed and got up.
"I know that," he sighed.
And then I breathe a sigh from melancholy in being unable to do anything about it.
A sigh fell from her lips.
Did I really sigh? "While giving out an aura of unhappiness."
His beloved has to sit in a high tower... by the window with a languid sigh.
When do people sigh? People sigh when they are tired, impatient, sad or when they desire something.
He disappeared and George heaved a sigh.
I do not know whether it is a sigh of relief because I am concluding my speech, or whether it is because the other subjects were less important.
The definition of sigh is to take in or let out a breath loud enough to be heard. An example of a sigh is a long loud breath a person lets out when they are sad.
She looked at the clock and sighed
Betsy sighed sadly when she heard that she had failed her driving test again.
I forgot to get her a birthday present. She wasn't angry, she just sighed.
Heaving a great sigh I plunk my bread on the table and flump onto the chair.
2. gasp
An old woman gasped her last words at death's door.
After running on a treadmill I gasped for ten minutes.
he was gasping as if he had just run a marathon
he gasped
he gasped for breath
He came out of the smoke - filled room gasping for breath.
He gasped with astonishment.
He gasped for air, yet could not get out any words.
She gasped and started to run back to her room
Several people gasped in horror.
He listened to himself breathing in short gasps.
With a gasp of pure horror, Lewis jumped up and ran.
... on you, and tourists gasp and they flock around...
She could scarcely gasp the words.
Inglese parola "Westchnąć"(gasp) si verifica in set:
UNIT 6 Cutting Edge Intermediate Student's Book