Definition of second wind in English:

second wind

noun

1A person's ability to breathe freely during exercise, after having been out of breath.
he seemed to falter halfway through the race before finding his second wind
Example sentencesExamples
- Colon gets a second wind and throws 98 mph in the late innings.
- Cornish had a second wind in the final 10 minutes before the break when they added two more tries.
- Suddenly, at the very point of disaster, when I have hit what mountain climbers and runners call ‘the wall,’ I get a second wind.
- Thankfully I have caught a second wind and I hang with Alison and the guides for a couple of miles.
- After looking set to fade, Caradak got a second wind and ran on again for third, finishing a length adrift.
1. 1.1 A new strength or energy to continue something that is an effort.
  she gained a second wind during the campaign and turned the opinion polls around
  Example sentencesExamples
  Professor Bunyip's recent break from blogging has given him a second wind.
  We were shell-shocked at first but seemed to get a second wind.
  Has this given law enforcement a second wind, a boost?
  I didn't get much writing done, but I had time to think and plan and get a good second wind to carry on with my novel.
  When I got the strength and my second wind, I packed up the jeep with some of the kids' toys and clothes.
  National (and the minor centre-right parties) have caught a second wind.
  But still we hope for New Orleans to hold on and find a second wind and put itself together for a long and painful convalescence.
  At first Marx hoped that revolution in Europe would gain a second wind.
  This CD and DVD capture the triumphant second wind of a career that had hit the wall.
  Don't be surprised if it gives him a second wind.
  Any time I even think about this being too tough, I look at her and I get a second wind.
  And then the second wind hits at about 8 and another sleepless night rolls around again.
  I'm off to work in the pub in half an hour and hopefully I'm going to find a second wind - either that or I'm going to fall asleep on my bike.
  Slowly I began to get a second wind so that by 5 o'clock I really felt as if I was doing some fairly decent writing again.
  I'm off to bed; I'm absolutely exhausted, though I seem to have found a second wind.
  However, Drago somehow found a second wind and produced a magnificent break of 113 before levelling the match at 8-8.
  A super-efficient action and recent operations have seen McGrath's career get a second wind.
  His presence throughout the second half of the journey gave our team a much-needed second wind.
  And then you have to remember, that sometimes a person gets a second wind and pushes themselves to their limits and produce more.

Definition of second wind in US English:

second wind

nounˌsekənd ˈwind

1A person's ability to breathe freely during exercise, after having been out of breath.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cornish had a second wind in the final 10 minutes before the break when they added two more tries.
- After looking set to fade, Caradak got a second wind and ran on again for third, finishing a length adrift.
- Suddenly, at the very point of disaster, when I have hit what mountain climbers and runners call ‘the wall,’ I get a second wind.
- Colon gets a second wind and throws 98 mph in the late innings.
- Thankfully I have caught a second wind and I hang with Alison and the guides for a couple of miles.
1. 1.1 A new strength or energy to continue something that is an effort.
  she gained a second wind during the campaign and turned the opinion polls around
  Example sentencesExamples
  And then you have to remember, that sometimes a person gets a second wind and pushes themselves to their limits and produce more.
  Professor Bunyip's recent break from blogging has given him a second wind.
  I'm off to work in the pub in half an hour and hopefully I'm going to find a second wind - either that or I'm going to fall asleep on my bike.
  Don't be surprised if it gives him a second wind.
  A super-efficient action and recent operations have seen McGrath's career get a second wind.
  His presence throughout the second half of the journey gave our team a much-needed second wind.
  But still we hope for New Orleans to hold on and find a second wind and put itself together for a long and painful convalescence.
  This CD and DVD capture the triumphant second wind of a career that had hit the wall.
  I'm off to bed; I'm absolutely exhausted, though I seem to have found a second wind.
  Has this given law enforcement a second wind, a boost?
  Slowly I began to get a second wind so that by 5 o'clock I really felt as if I was doing some fairly decent writing again.
  However, Drago somehow found a second wind and produced a magnificent break of 113 before levelling the match at 8-8.
  We were shell-shocked at first but seemed to get a second wind.
  At first Marx hoped that revolution in Europe would gain a second wind.
  And then the second wind hits at about 8 and another sleepless night rolls around again.
  National (and the minor centre-right parties) have caught a second wind.
  When I got the strength and my second wind, I packed up the jeep with some of the kids' toys and clothes.
  Any time I even think about this being too tough, I look at her and I get a second wind.
  I didn't get much writing done, but I had time to think and plan and get a good second wind to carry on with my novel.

单词	second wind
释义	Definition of second wind in English: second wind noun 1A person's ability to breathe freely during exercise, after having been out of breath. he seemed to falter halfway through the race before finding his second wind Example sentencesExamples Colon gets a second wind and throws 98 mph in the late innings. Cornish had a second wind in the final 10 minutes before the break when they added two more tries. Suddenly, at the very point of disaster, when I have hit what mountain climbers and runners call ‘the wall,’ I get a second wind. Thankfully I have caught a second wind and I hang with Alison and the guides for a couple of miles. After looking set to fade, Caradak got a second wind and ran on again for third, finishing a length adrift. 1.1 A new strength or energy to continue something that is an effort. she gained a second wind during the campaign and turned the opinion polls around Example sentencesExamples Professor Bunyip's recent break from blogging has given him a second wind. We were shell-shocked at first but seemed to get a second wind. Has this given law enforcement a second wind, a boost? I didn't get much writing done, but I had time to think and plan and get a good second wind to carry on with my novel. When I got the strength and my second wind, I packed up the jeep with some of the kids' toys and clothes. National (and the minor centre-right parties) have caught a second wind. But still we hope for New Orleans to hold on and find a second wind and put itself together for a long and painful convalescence. At first Marx hoped that revolution in Europe would gain a second wind. This CD and DVD capture the triumphant second wind of a career that had hit the wall. Don't be surprised if it gives him a second wind. Any time I even think about this being too tough, I look at her and I get a second wind. And then the second wind hits at about 8 and another sleepless night rolls around again. I'm off to work in the pub in half an hour and hopefully I'm going to find a second wind - either that or I'm going to fall asleep on my bike. Slowly I began to get a second wind so that by 5 o'clock I really felt as if I was doing some fairly decent writing again. I'm off to bed; I'm absolutely exhausted, though I seem to have found a second wind. However, Drago somehow found a second wind and produced a magnificent break of 113 before levelling the match at 8-8. A super-efficient action and recent operations have seen McGrath's career get a second wind. His presence throughout the second half of the journey gave our team a much-needed second wind. And then you have to remember, that sometimes a person gets a second wind and pushes themselves to their limits and produce more. Definition of second wind in US English: second wind nounˌsekənd ˈwind 1A person's ability to breathe freely during exercise, after having been out of breath. Example sentencesExamples Cornish had a second wind in the final 10 minutes before the break when they added two more tries. After looking set to fade, Caradak got a second wind and ran on again for third, finishing a length adrift. Suddenly, at the very point of disaster, when I have hit what mountain climbers and runners call ‘the wall,’ I get a second wind. Colon gets a second wind and throws 98 mph in the late innings. Thankfully I have caught a second wind and I hang with Alison and the guides for a couple of miles. 1.1 A new strength or energy to continue something that is an effort. she gained a second wind during the campaign and turned the opinion polls around Example sentencesExamples And then you have to remember, that sometimes a person gets a second wind and pushes themselves to their limits and produce more. Professor Bunyip's recent break from blogging has given him a second wind. I'm off to work in the pub in half an hour and hopefully I'm going to find a second wind - either that or I'm going to fall asleep on my bike. Don't be surprised if it gives him a second wind. A super-efficient action and recent operations have seen McGrath's career get a second wind. His presence throughout the second half of the journey gave our team a much-needed second wind. But still we hope for New Orleans to hold on and find a second wind and put itself together for a long and painful convalescence. This CD and DVD capture the triumphant second wind of a career that had hit the wall. I'm off to bed; I'm absolutely exhausted, though I seem to have found a second wind. Has this given law enforcement a second wind, a boost? Slowly I began to get a second wind so that by 5 o'clock I really felt as if I was doing some fairly decent writing again. However, Drago somehow found a second wind and produced a magnificent break of 113 before levelling the match at 8-8. We were shell-shocked at first but seemed to get a second wind. At first Marx hoped that revolution in Europe would gain a second wind. And then the second wind hits at about 8 and another sleepless night rolls around again. National (and the minor centre-right parties) have caught a second wind. When I got the strength and my second wind, I packed up the jeep with some of the kids' toys and clothes. Any time I even think about this being too tough, I look at her and I get a second wind. I didn't get much writing done, but I had time to think and plan and get a good second wind to carry on with my novel.
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