spit out

UK
/spɪt aʊt/
US
/spɪt aʊt/

Translations

spit outverb
spat out
Past Simple
spat out
Past Participle
spitting out
Gerund
UK
/spɪt aʊt/
US
/spɪt aʊt/
He took a sip of the sour milk and immediately spit it out.
Il a pris une gorgée du lait aigre et l’a immédiatement recraché.
lâcherFamilier ; s’emploie pour des paroles dites brusquement ou avec irritation.
She was so upset that she spit out her complaints without thinking.
Elle était tellement contrariée qu’elle a lâché ses plaintes sans réfléchir.
Additional translations
cracherEmployé aussi au figuré pour une production rapide ou mécanique.

Definitions

spit outverb
To eject something from the mouth.
He took a sip of the sour milk and immediately spit it out.
To say something quickly and angrily.
She was so upset that she spit out her complaints without thinking.
To produce or discharge something rapidly.
The printer began to spit out pages at an incredible speed.