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throw up

/θroʊ ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo informal que significa vomitar, expelir o conteúdo do estômago pela boca. Também pode indicar lançar algo para cima ou para fora com força, como fumaça ou objetos.

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verb

/θroʊ ʌp/B1formal
  • ptVerbo informal que significa vomitar, expelir o conteúdo do estômago pela boca. Também pode indicar lançar algo para cima ou para fora com força, como fumaça ou objetos.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of vomiting or ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

incontável · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Vomitinformal

    To expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

    ptVomitar

    • He ate too much and threw up.
    • The smell made her want to throw up.
    • The child threw up after the car ride.

    Sinônimosbarfheavepukeregurgitateretchspewupchuckvomit

  2. Produce or create quicklyinformal

    To produce or create something hastily or suddenly.

    ptCriar rapidamente

    • She threw up a quick sketch of the design.
    • He threw up his hands in frustration.
    • The team threw up a temporary structure for the event.

    Sinônimoscobble togetherdash offtoss offwhip up

  3. Abandon or quitinformal

    To give up or abandon something, often suddenly.

    ptAbandonar

    • He threw up his job and moved abroad.
    • She threw up her studies to travel the world.
    • They threw up the project after the funding fell through.

    Sinônimosabandoncedeforgogive upquitrelinquishrenounceresignsurrenderyield

    Antônimoscontinuekeepmaintainpursueretain

Formas
  • thrown up past participle
  • threw up past simple
  • throwing up present participle
  • throws up third person singular

Verbo basethrow

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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