vomit

vomitar

Expulsar por la boca comida o líquido del estómago por sentirse mal.

En inglés sencillo: To bring food or liquid from your stomach out through your mouth because you feel ill.

• The child started to vomit.
• He vomited after eating the spoiled food.
• She vomited into a bowl beside her bed.

Sinónimos: be sick, throw up, puke

Expresiones frecuentes: vomit blood, vomit after eating, vomit into something

vomitar, expulsar

Expulsar algo de repente y con fuerza, a menudo de forma desagradable.

En inglés sencillo: To send something out suddenly and forcefully, often in an unpleasant way.

• The chimney vomited black smoke.
• He vomited curses at the passing crowd.
• The volcano began to vomit lava into the valley.

Cómo se usa: vomit forth something (The furnace vomited forth clouds of black smoke.)

Sinónimos: spew, belch, eject

Expresiones frecuentes: vomit smoke, vomit curses, vomit forth something

vómito

Comida y líquido que salen del estómago por la boca cuando alguien se siente mal.

En inglés sencillo: Food and liquid that come out of your stomach through your mouth when you are sick.

• There was vomit on the floor.
• The nurse checked the vomit for blood.
• He cleaned the vomit from the car seat.

Sinónimos: sick, vomitus

Expresiones frecuentes: pool of vomit, covered in vomit, blood in vomit