Boqueada in english
Gasp
pronunciation: gæsp part of speech: noun, verb
pronunciation: gæsp part of speech: noun, verb
In gestures
boqueada = gasp.
Example: After a few gasps, she took one final long breath and we felt her spirit leave.more:
» dar las boqueadas = take + Posesivo + last gasp (of air) ; take + Posesivo + last breath ; take + Posesivo + dying breath .
Example: That very night, Mom, wearing an oxygen mask and panting noisily, took her last gasp of air and fell in silence. Example: A girl's dying wish was granted when her favourite singer sang her to sleep as she took her last breath. Example: As he took his dying breath, the last thing that he thought he'd tell me is 'It's better to die for nothing than to kill just for your country'.» dar las últimas boqueadas = take + Posesivo + last gasp (of air) ; take + Posesivo + last breath ; take + Posesivo + dying breath .
Example: That very night, Mom, wearing an oxygen mask and panting noisily, took her last gasp of air and fell in silence. Example: A girl's dying wish was granted when her favourite singer sang her to sleep as she took her last breath. Example: As he took his dying breath, the last thing that he thought he'd tell me is 'It's better to die for nothing than to kill just for your country'.» Posesivo + última boqueada = Posesivo + last breath ; Posesivo + dying breath ; Posesivo + last gasp .
Example: 'Igniting minds', this is what he aimed for all his life and that's what he did till his last breath. Example: A murder victim shot through the heart in a gang-related killing managed to name his attacker 'in his dying breath'. Example: Surrounded by government forces, the Syrian city of Aleppo could be facing its last gasp after holding out for four years.boquear = gasp.
Example: But then his breathing changes to what I can only describe as gasping or heaving.