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lungs

NOUN
body part
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This research is starting to explain why air pollution has been linked to so many health problems far beyond the lungs, including in the brain and for babies still in the womb.

From BBC

Like when she sang at the top of her lungs in the shower, even though there wasn’t an audience.

From Literature

I got up and leaned out the front window to fill my lungs with fresh, cool air.

From Literature

The shrieks and shouts began to fade, but Jeremy ran on until his aching lungs finally forced him to slow to a jog, then a walk.

From Literature

Boon noted that this approach offers a major advantage over injected vaccines by providing better protection in the nose and lungs, which likely reduces both severe illness and the spread of infection.

From Science Daily