Breathe in
/ˈbriːð ɪn/A2
Elementary
1. To inhale, or take air into the lungs through the nose or mouth.
- Please breathe in deeply through your nose during this yoga exercise.
- When you're around the flowers, just breathe in and enjoy their scent.
2. To absorb or experience something non-physical, such as an atmosphere or mood.
- Standing on the cliff, she closed her eyes to breathe in the serenity of the ocean view.
- At the art museum, visitors were encouraged to breathe in the creativity and inspiration surrounding them.
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