pech

British  

/ pɛx /

verb

1. a Scot word for pant

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Etymology

Origin of pech

C15: of imitative origin

Example Sentences

“Government agencies should not only focus on reaching the largest population that’s affected by the wildfires, but it should also prioritize supporting the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities,” Pech said.

From Los Angeles Times

Such plants would require a significant spending commitment given their complexity, said energy and mining analyst Ramses Pech.

From Reuters

However, Laurent Pech, a law professor and Dean of UCD Sutherland School of Law in Dublin, labelled the Polish proposals "a joke".

From Reuters

Heather Knight Pech, a running coach for McKirdy Trained, said one of the first thing she tells her clients is to slow down their pace.

From Washington Post

One breathing exercise Knight Pech recommends to warm up before running is box breathing — inhaling and pausing for three to five seconds before exhaling through the mouth and pausing for three to five seconds.

From Washington Post