lung

/ˈlʌŋ/
noun 3name 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

collapsed, punctured

VERB + LUNG

fill, refill

After the long run, she refilled her lungs with deep, slow breaths.

clear, empty

After the doctor told him to take deep breaths, he managed to clear his lungs of the smoke.

block, choke, clog

Years of smoking had clogged his lungs with tar and mucus.

enter

Smoke entered her lungs as she breathed in the thick air from the fire.

puncture

LUNG + VERB

heave

fill

The cold winter air filled her lungs as she stepped outside for her morning run.

collapse

burst

After running up three flights of stairs, her lungs were bursting.

LUNG + NOUN

capacity, power | cancer, complaint, condition, disease, infection, problems, tumour | surface, tissue | function | transplant

PREP

in the ~

When you exercise hard, you can feel your lungs working to get more oxygen.

into the ~

Smoke from cigarettes goes directly into the lungs when you inhale.

on the ~

The doctor found fluid on the lung after examining the X-ray results.

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