wind
/wɪnd/ n [U] (BREATH)Definition
› breath or the ability to breathe: She ran so hard that it took her a few seconds to get her wind (back) before she could speak.
(Definition of wind n (BREATH) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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