burp

UK
/bɜːp/
US
/bɜrp/
burpnoun
burps
pl
UK
/bɜːp/
US
/bɜrp/
Translations
After drinking the soda, he let out a loud burp.
После того как он выпил газировку, у него вырвалась громкая отрыжка.
Additional translations
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.
burpverb
burped
Past Simple
burped
Past Participle
burping
Gerund
UK
/bɜːp/
US
/bɝːp/
Translations
After drinking the soda, he couldn't help but burp loudly.
После того как он выпил газировку, он не смог удержаться и громко рыгнул.
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
expel gas
release gas
burpinterjection
Definitions
Used to represent the sound of a burp.
“Burp! Excuse me,” he said after finishing his soda.
burpadjective
UK
/bɜːp/
US
/bɝːp/
Attributive use before a noun, e.g., “burp cloth.”
Definitions
Relating to or intended for burping, especially of babies.
She grabbed a fresh burp cloth from the drawer.