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breathe on

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breathe (up)on someone or something
to exhale on someone or something. (Upon is more formal and less commonly used than on.) Please don't breathe upon the food. Don't breathe on me!
See also: breathe


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In essence when you sleep your body will breathe on its own without your consciously thinking about breathing.
His respiratory function will be closely monitored to ensure that he can continue to breathe on his own and cough efficiently," Coley said.
His respiratory function will be closely monitored to ensure that he can continue to breathe on his own and cough efficiently," Coley said.
 
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