vomit

• Substantiv, das den Mageninhalt bezeichnet, der beim Erbrechen durch den Mund ausgestoßen wird, oder den Vorgang des Erbrechens selbst.

A noun referring to the matter ejected from the stomach through the mouth during the act of vomiting, or the act itself.

unzählbar

1. Ejected stomach matterB2formalmedical

   The substance that is expelled from the stomach through the mouth during the act of vomiting.

   Erbrochenes

   • The doctor examined the vomit for signs of infection.
   • There was vomit on the floor after the patient got sick.
   • The smell of vomit filled the room.

   Synonymebarfemesisgarbagepukeregurgitationsickspewthrow upupchuckvomitus

2. Emetic agentC1formalmedical

   A substance or medicine that is administered to induce vomiting, often used in cases of poisoning.

   Brechmittel

   • The doctor prescribed a vomit to help expel the toxins.
   • Ipecac syrup is a well-known vomit used in emergencies.
   • The patient was given a vomit to clear the stomach.

   Synonymeemeticvomitory

   Antonymeantiemetic

3. Act of vomitingB2formalmedical

   The reflex action of forcefully expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

   Erbrechen

   • The vomit was triggered by food poisoning.
   • He experienced a sudden vomit after the roller coaster ride.
   • The nurse noted the frequency of the patient's vomit.

   Synonymeemesispukingregurgitationupchuck

• Sich erbrechen; den Mageninhalt durch den Mund ausstoßen, oft aufgrund von Krankheit oder Ekel.

A verb used to describe the act of expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth, typically as a result of illness or disgust.

1. Eject stomach contentsB1formal

   To forcefully expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

   Erbrechen

   • He vomited after eating spoiled food.
   • The patient vomited several times during the night.
   • She felt nauseous and eventually vomited.

   Synonymebarfbring upheavepukeregurgitateretchspewthrow upupchuck

Phrasal-Variantenvomit up