Similar words: respiration, respiratory, respiratory system, cellular respiration, artificial respiration, spire, aspire, perspire. Meaning: [rɪ'spaɪə(r)] 
v. 1. breathe easily again, as after exertion or anxiety 2. undergo the biomedical and metabolic processes of respiration by taking up oxygen and producing carbon monoxide 3. draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs.
v. 1. breathe easily again, as after exertion or anxiety 2. undergo the biomedical and metabolic processes of respiration by taking up oxygen and producing carbon monoxide 3. draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs. 
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(1) Terrestrial amphibians respire through their skin.
(2) However, many modern organisms respire without the aid of oxygen; that is, are anaerobic.
(3) Terrestrial amphibians respire through their skin and to do this must keep it moist with mucus.
(4) Fish generally respire through gills.
(5) It is also produced when living organisms respire .
(6) This demonstrates that plants respire to consume oxygen.
(7) The respire symptoms are significant in large airflow track due to organic dust and in small airflow track due to inorganic dust.
(8) The storage life of fruits and vegetables is increased in this way by showing the rate at which they "respire".
(9) He also discovered that plants respire in the same way as animals[sentencedict.com], taking up oxygen and giving out carbon dioxide.
(10) Because I wish I can respire the natural fresh air during exercise , which is more health and benefit to my body.
(11) Some products, such as asparagus, corn, and strawberries, respire at a higher rate than other products, such as apples, oranges, and potatoes.
(12) Plants photosynthesise during the day more rapidly than they respire at night.
(13) However, after dark the plants and algae stop producing oxygen and instead use it to respire.
(14) This assists the corals in the building of their skeletons,[sentencedict.com] and releases oxygen which helps the corals respire.
(15) The first living things evolved in its absence, and many organisms even today still respire without its aid.
(16) In this condition it is propitious to aerate and filter in the soil and respire in the roots, at the same time it meliorates roots growth environment.
(17) I'm always here, to hear the words you say, to watch the move you make, to respire the breath you take.
(18) Respiration and vascular system: aquatic breathers use pharyngeal gill-slits with gills; terrestrial forms respire using lungs. Usually a closed, high-pressure vascular system with a ventral heart.
(19) These patients are told to blink their eyes and to respire through their noses.
(20) All the results showed that, compared with the mesophilic bacterium, the psychrotrophs can respire and have a certain ability to decompose the organic compounds in sewage at low temperature.
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