Definition of strong-breathed in English:

strong-breathed

adjective ˌstrɒŋˈbrɛθt

1Having unpleasant-smelling breath.
2Able to breathe strongly; capable of vigorous action without becoming out of breath; (hence) healthy, fit, robust. Now somewhat rare.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Turberville (c1543–c1597), poet and translator. From strong + breath + -ed.

adjectiveˌstrɒŋˈbrɛθt

1Having unpleasant-smelling breath.
2Able to breathe strongly; capable of vigorous action without becoming out of breath; (hence) healthy, fit, robust. Now somewhat rare.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Turberville (c1543–c1597), poet and translator. From strong + breath + -ed.

单词	strong-breathed
释义	Definition of strong-breathed in English: strong-breathed adjective ˌstrɒŋˈbrɛθt 1Having unpleasant-smelling breath. 2Able to breathe strongly; capable of vigorous action without becoming out of breath; (hence) healthy, fit, robust. Now somewhat rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Turberville (c1543–c1597), poet and translator. From strong + breath + -ed. Definition of strong-breathed in US English: strong-breathed adjectiveˌstrɒŋˈbrɛθt 1Having unpleasant-smelling breath. 2Able to breathe strongly; capable of vigorous action without becoming out of breath; (hence) healthy, fit, robust. Now somewhat rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Turberville (c1543–c1597), poet and translator. From strong + breath + -ed.
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