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Definition of lung-busting in English: lung-bustingadjective informal Involving the expenditure of a great deal of effort or energy; very strenuous. she took control of the race, setting a hard pace in the lung-busting climb to Snake Hill a lung-busting 80-yard sprint Example sentencesExamples - She achieved no less than a personal best and a bronze medal for her lung-busting efforts in the 1,500 metres final.
- If you're up for a lung-busting hike, don't miss the 6.4-mile (one way) Sperry Trail to Sperry Chalet.
- In between these two fun spots are lung-busting climbs, fast, swoopy downhills and enough buff trail interlaced with roots and rocks to put a smile on most riders' faces.
- He clearly possesses pace but did not have the stamina to complete lung-busting raids.
- The lung-busting efforts of midweek would have sapped the strength from Samson.
- He once pushed the 1997 Lions through 100 lung-busting scrums at altitude in preparation for a Test match.
- Burnley burst towards the tape with a lung-busting performance, dominating the game from the first kick to the last whistle.
- It was a lung-busting uphill heave-ho in thick mud.
- Despite the lung-busting altitude, the unrelenting, cobbled trails and the punishing gradients, each year more people arrive to test their mettle.
- Whether you want a gentle stroll or a lung-busting trek, the Southend Week of Walks, organised by Southend Council, will offer something for all ages and abilities.
Definition of lung-busting in US English: lung-bustingadjective informal Requiring a great deal of effort or energy; very strenuous. she took control of the race, setting a hard pace in the lung-busting climb to Snake Hill a lung-busting 80-yard sprint Example sentencesExamples - It was a lung-busting uphill heave-ho in thick mud.
- The lung-busting efforts of midweek would have sapped the strength from Samson.
- Despite the lung-busting altitude, the unrelenting, cobbled trails and the punishing gradients, each year more people arrive to test their mettle.
- In between these two fun spots are lung-busting climbs, fast, swoopy downhills and enough buff trail interlaced with roots and rocks to put a smile on most riders' faces.
- He once pushed the 1997 Lions through 100 lung-busting scrums at altitude in preparation for a Test match.
- Burnley burst towards the tape with a lung-busting performance, dominating the game from the first kick to the last whistle.
- If you're up for a lung-busting hike, don't miss the 6.4-mile (one way) Sperry Trail to Sperry Chalet.
- He clearly possesses pace but did not have the stamina to complete lung-busting raids.
- Whether you want a gentle stroll or a lung-busting trek, the Southend Week of Walks, organised by Southend Council, will offer something for all ages and abilities.
- She achieved no less than a personal best and a bronze medal for her lung-busting efforts in the 1,500 metres final.
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