grab some air
The phrase "grab some air" is commonly used in informal contexts to describe taking a moment to breathe or get fresh air, often for relaxation or recovery.
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Definition
B1General
(informal)To step outside briefly to get fresh air.
Example
- I need to grab some air; it's too stuffy in here.
B1General
(informal)To take a short break to breathe deeply and relax.
Example
- After that intense meeting, I just need to grab some air.
C1Aviation
(slang, technical)To gain altitude.
Example
- The pilot managed to grab some air and avoid the storm.
C1Extreme Sports
(slang, technical)To become airborne.
Example
- He grabbed some air during that jump on his skateboard.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "grab some air":
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