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burp

/bɜːp/

/bɜrp/

burpnoun

burps

/bɜːp/

/bɜrp/

Translations

rotFamilier.

After drinking the soda too quickly, he let out a loud burp.

Après avoir bu le soda trop vite, il a laissé échapper un rot sonore.

Additional translations

éructationSoutenu, médical.

Definitions

A noise made by air escaping from the stomach through the mouth.

After drinking the soda too quickly, he let out a loud burp.

An instance or act of expelling gas from the stomach through the mouth.

A loud burp escaped him after the meal.

Synonyms

burpverb

burped

Past Simple

burped

Past Participle

burping

ing-form

/bɜːp/

/bɝːp/

Translations

roterFamilier.

After drinking the soda too quickly, he couldn't help but burp loudly.

Après avoir bu le soda trop vite, il n'a pas pu s'empêcher de roter bruyamment.

Additional translations

faire roterSe dit surtout pour un bébé.

éructerSoutenu, médical.

Definitions

To expel gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth.

After drinking the soda too quickly, he couldn't help but burp loudly.

To help a baby expel gas from the stomach, typically by patting or rubbing its back.

She gently burped the baby after feeding to prevent discomfort.

Synonyms

release gas

expel gas

eruct

belch

burpinterjection

Translations

rotImitation du son.

“Burp! Excuse me,” he said after finishing his soda.

« Rot ! Excusez-moi », a-t-il dit après avoir fini son soda.

Definitions

Used to represent the sound of a burp.

“Burp! Excuse me,” he said after finishing his soda.

burpadjective

/bɜːp/

/bɝːp/

Attributive use before a noun, e.g., “burp cloth.”

Translations

Additional translations

éructatoireRare, technique.

Definitions

Relating to or intended for burping, especially of babies.

She grabbed a fresh burp cloth from the drawer.