Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
breathing vs. respiration
Portuguese translation:
Ventilação vs. Respiração
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Aug 6, 2010 15:09
13 yrs ago
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English term
breathing vs. respiration
English to Portuguese
Science
Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-)
Breathing – effectively respiration – involves the uptake of oxygen...
existe essa diferenciação em PT?
existe essa diferenciação em PT?
Proposed translations
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5 +2 | Ventilação vs. Respiração | Ricardo Horta |
4 +1 | respiração controlada OU voluntária vs. respiração não controlada ou involuntária. | Marlene Curtis |
4 | See explanation below | Beatriz Araujo do Rosário |
Proposed translations
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Ventilação vs. Respiração
Veja a explicação no "post" acima. De qualquer das formas, temos aqui colegas que são formados em Medicina e poderão tirar a sua dúvida muito melhor que eu, que me limito aos conhecimentos de Biologia do liceu e alguma Química quando estudei Eng. Mecânica (até me fartar daquilo).
Peer comment(s):
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Sara Silva
: Concordo com o Ricardo. E tal como referiu em cima, pode dizer-se "ventilação" ou "ventilação pulmonar".
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Filippe Vasconcellos de Freitas Guimarães
: Concordo. Stricto sensu, usamos "respiração" para os dois processos mesmo.
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9 mins
See explanation below
Breathing - respiração, ventilação
Respiration - respiração, troca dos gases oxigênio e dióxido de carbono entre o ar e as células, que inclui expiração e inspiração
Fonte: Dorland, Dicionário Médico, 26a edição
Respiration - respiração, troca dos gases oxigênio e dióxido de carbono entre o ar e as células, que inclui expiração e inspiração
Fonte: Dorland, Dicionário Médico, 26a edição
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1 hr
respiração controlada OU voluntária vs. respiração não controlada ou involuntária.
Minha sugestão, pois em português a tradução dos dois termos é mesmo "respiração".
Breathing is taking air in (inspiration) and out of your lungs (expiration); can be consciously controlled ( i.e. a voluntary action)
Respiration is part of a metabolic process; it is a cellular activity where the end products are energy molecules (ATP), carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) ; cannot be consciously controlled (or, is an involuntary action).
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_res...
Breathing is taking air in (inspiration) and out of your lungs (expiration); can be consciously controlled ( i.e. a voluntary action)
Respiration is part of a metabolic process; it is a cellular activity where the end products are energy molecules (ATP), carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) ; cannot be consciously controlled (or, is an involuntary action).
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_res...
Peer comment(s):
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Luiz Honma (X)
: sugestão: respiração voluntária e involuntária
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Grata!
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Reference comments
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Reference:
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Respiration and Breathing
Respiration is the process used in all living things for gaining energy. Energy is needed for keeping the vital organs working and generally staying alive. It is also needed for moving muscles. Keeping a constant body temperature is important to. Cell division, reproduction and other important processes in the body all need energy to work.
Breathing:
Breathing in >>> Inspiration
Diaphragm lowers and the ribs raise to increase the volume of the thorax. The pressure decreases so air is drawn into the lungs.
Breathing out >>> Expiration
Diaphragm raises and ribs lower which decreases the volume of the thorax. The pressure increases and air is forced out of the lungs
Respiration and Breathing
Respiration is the process used in all living things for gaining energy. Energy is needed for keeping the vital organs working and generally staying alive. It is also needed for moving muscles. Keeping a constant body temperature is important to. Cell division, reproduction and other important processes in the body all need energy to work.
Breathing:
Breathing in >>> Inspiration
Diaphragm lowers and the ribs raise to increase the volume of the thorax. The pressure decreases so air is drawn into the lungs.
Breathing out >>> Expiration
Diaphragm raises and ribs lower which decreases the volume of the thorax. The pressure increases and air is forced out of the lungs
Discussion
Respiration is part of a metabolic process; it is a cellular activity where the end products are energy molecules (ATP), carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) ; cannot be consciously controlled (or, is an involuntary action