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eruct

/ɪˈrʌkt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant émettre un rot ; rejeter du gaz de l'estomac par la bouche, souvent dans un contexte formel ou médical.

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/ɪˈrʌkt/C2formalmedical
  • frVerbe signifiant émettre un rot ; rejeter du gaz de l'estomac par la bouche, souvent dans un contexte formel ou médical.

A verb meaning to belch; to emit gas from the stomach through the mouth, often in a formal or medical context.

  1. Eject or send out in large quantitiesC2formal

    To emit or discharge something, such as smoke, lava, or words, often in a forceful or abundant manner.

    frÉmettre en abondance

    • The volcano eructed ash and molten rock for days.
    • He eructed a stream of angry words at the committee.
    • The factory chimney eructed thick black smoke into the sky.

    Synonymesdischargedisgorgeejectemitexpelspewvomit

  2. Expel gas from the stomachC2formal

    To belch or burp, releasing stomach gas through the mouth.

    frÉructer

    • After the heavy meal, he eructed loudly.
    • The patient complained of frequent eructation after eating.
    • He tried to suppress the urge to eruct during the meeting.

    Synonymesbelchburp

Formes
  • eructed past participle
  • eructed past simple
  • eructing present participle
  • eructs third person singular
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