WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| wheezing adj | (breathing with difficulty) (asma) | sibilante adj |
| | The wheezing old man refused to move into a nursing home. |
| Additional Translations |
| wheezing n | (breathing with difficulty) (asma) | sibilancia nf |
| | The doctor prescribed a new medication because he is worried about the old woman's wheezing. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| wheeze⇒ vi | (breathe hoarsely) | resollar⇒ vi |
| | | respirar con dificultad loc verb |
| | The old man was wheezing as he struggled up the stairs. |
| | El viejo resollaba mientras subía las escaleras con dificultad. |
| wheeze n | (hoarse breathing) | resuello nm |
| | | jadeo nm |
| | | resoplido nm |
| | James let out a wheeze of pain and collapsed on the floor. |
| | James soltó un resuello de dolor y se cayó al suelo. |
| wheeze n | dated, figurative, informal ([sth] amusing) | broma nf |
| | | chiste nm |
| | They thought it would be a great wheeze to replace the water in grandma's glass with gin. |
| | Pensaron que sería una excelente broma sustituir el agua del vaso de la abuela por ginebra. |