0 past simple and past participle of exhale
1 to send air out of your lungs:
Take a deep breath in then exhale into the mouthpiece.
Opium would be passed between her intertwining fingers and exhaled slowly as a cloud.
There is no evidence to suggest that the virus existed freely in the exhaled air or the desquamated skin.
Released viruses can spread from cell t o cell, be exhaled and infect a new host.
Rather than actual carved objects, the serpent heads emerging from the ends of ceremonial bars are probably symbolic, breath-like emanations, massive versions of the serpents exhaled from jade earspools.
Katharina imitated, with her hand on her own abdomen, feeling it moving upwards when she inhaled, downwards when she exhaled.
Only a small fraction of this, however, would be retained in the lung since the majority of smoke particles are exhaled.
Tobacco smoke in the air is about one fifth mainstream smoke, exhaled by smokers.
The cyclist uses no fossil fuel and emits no nitrogen oxides or particulate matter in exhaled breath.
