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Bookmark or Share- Describing breathe quickly due to exercise? [duplicate]I want to describe breathe quickly because of exercise. I Googled, but the two suggested answers are not proper. to breathe deeply is to inhale the fresh air. link to gasp is to inhale shortly ...
- Is there a term for letting out an exasperated sigh through the nose?When you huff you make a small burst of air out through your nose. If someone says you are "huffing and puffing" they mean that you are exerting yourself and breathing in and out very forcefully.
- Capitalization of bpm/BPM meaning beats per minuteIn general, units should not be considered as abbreviations, but symbols (see, for example, the SI brochure).So, for instance, the capital letter A is not the abbreviation of the unit ampere (ampere, with a lowercase initial, is the unit; Ampère, with a capital initial, is the scientist), but rather its symbol; similarly, J is the symbol of the unit joule, not its abbreviation.
- synonyms - Words for different levels of crying - English Language ...Another question asks for the written sounds of different levels of crying (wah-wah, boo-hoo), but I was wondering if there are names for different levels of crying. For instance, is there any way...
- grammar - "As Applicable" Concluding a Sentence - English Language ...@FumbleFingers Actually, my besetting fault is semicolons. Commas are easy: commas are breaths, and as an ex-theatre guy (specifically, an ex-Shakespeare-and-Shaw guy), I'm used to thinking of a breath as 15-30 words rather than 4-5, because I don't have to stop to make them up. –
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