vomit

• Sustantivo que designa el contenido del estómago expulsado por la boca durante el vómito, o el acto de vomitar.

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

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1. Ejected stomach matterB2formalmedical

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

   Vómito

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbarfemesisgarbagepukeregurgitationsickspewthrow upupchuckvomitus

2. Emetic agentC1formalmedical

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

   Agente emético

   • 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.

   Sinónimosemeticvomitory

   Antónimosantiemetic

3. Act of vomitingB2formalmedical

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

   Vómito (acto de vomitar)

   • 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.

   Sinónimosemesispukingregurgitationupchuck

• Verbo que describe la acción de expulsar el contenido del estómago por la boca, generalmente por enfermedad o asco.

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.

   Vomitar

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

   Sinónimosbarfbring upheavepukeregurgitateretchspewthrow upupchuck

Variantes phrasalvomit up