哈气
breathe out; vapor
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to breathe out; to exhale (with the mouth open)
Typically used for exhaling warm air, often onto one's hands to warm them or onto glass to fog it up.
The weather was too cold, and he kept breathing onto his hands.
To see the fingerprint clearly, he first breathed onto the mirror.
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Grandma breathed on her grandson's hands to warm them up.
noun
exhaled breath; breath (from the mouth)
Refers specifically to the warm, moist air exhaled from the mouth.
In winter, you can see your own exhaled breath.
When he spoke, his breath condensed into white mist in the cold air.
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The puppy's breath blew on my face, warm and moist.
noun
condensation; vapor (condensed on glass, etc.)
Refers to the water droplets that form on a cold surface when warm, moist air contacts it.
A thin layer of condensation formed on the car window, making it hard to see outside.
Wipe the condensation off the glasses with a cloth.
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The bathroom mirror is completely fogged up with condensation; we need to scrape it off.