disgorge

• Verbe signifiant rejeter avec force quelque chose de la gorge ou de l'estomac ; vomir ou expulser violemment.

A verb meaning to expel or throw out something from the throat or stomach; to vomit or eject forcefully.

1. To eject or vomitC1formal

   To forcefully expel contents from the stomach or throat through the mouth.

   vomir, rejeter

   • The patient disgorged the contents of his stomach after the poisoning.
   • The whale disgorged a large amount of water and krill.
   • He disgorged his meal after feeling extremely nauseous.

   Synonymesbarfheavepukeregurgitateretchspewvomit

2. To discharge or pour outC1formal

   To release or pour out a large amount of something, often suddenly.

   déverser, rejeter en abondance

   • The volcano disgorged lava and ash for miles.
   • The stadium disgorged thousands of fans after the concert.
   • The pipe disgorged a torrent of murky water into the river.

   Synonymesbelchdischargeejectemitexpelpour outregurgitatespewspoutvomit

   Antonymesabsorbcontainretainswallowwithhold

3. To surrender or give upC2formal

   To hand over something, especially under pressure or force.

   Restituer sous la contrainte

   • The company was forced to disgorge its illegal profits.
   • The thief disgorged the stolen jewels to the police.
   • The government demanded the bank disgorge the hidden assets.

   Synonymescedecough upforfeitfork overgive uphand overrelinquishsurrenderturn overyield

   Antonymeskeepretainwithhold