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.
The remaining oxygen is exhaled along with nitrogen and carbon dioxide about 95% of the volume.
As the arterial blood was created, sooty vapors were created and passed to the lungs, also via the pulmonary artery, to be exhaled.
Attracted by the carbon dioxide exhaled by the mule deer, the blood-feeding female horse fly often lands on the head or face to feed.
Excess air, and the diver's exhaled breath, escaped by slightly lifting the edges of the mask.
The use of oxygen masks that are capable of filtering exhaled particles is gradually becoming a recommended practice for pandemic preparation in many jurisdictions.
Fleas smell exhaled carbon dioxide from humans and animals and jump rapidly to the source to feed on the newly found host.
The exhaled gas expands the counterlungs, and some of it flows into the inner bellows.
The cyclist uses no fossil fuel and emits no nitrogen oxides or particulate matter in exhaled breath.
