belch

UK
/bɛltʃ/
US
/bɛltʃ/
belchnoun
belches
pl
UK
/bɛltʃ/
US
/bɛltʃ/
Traductions
After drinking the soda too quickly, he let out a loud belch.
Après avoir bu le soda trop vite, il a laissé échapper un rot bruyant.
Traductions supplémentaires
boufféePour une émission brusque de fumée, de gaz ou de matière.
Définitions
A loud release of gas from the stomach through the mouth; a burp.
After drinking the soda too quickly, he let out a loud belch.
A sudden, forceful emission of something, such as smoke or gas.
The factory's chimney emitted a thick belch of black smoke.
Synonymes
expulsion of gas
belchverb
belched
Past Simple
belched
Past Participle
belching
ing-form
UK
/bɛltʃ/
US
/bɛltʃ/
Traductions
After drinking the soda too quickly, he couldn't help but belch loudly.
Après avoir bu le soda trop vite, il n'a pas pu s'empêcher de roter bruyamment.
Traductions supplémentaires
rejeterS'emploie surtout pour des gaz, de la fumée, des cendres ou de la lave.
Définitions
To expel gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth.
After drinking the soda too quickly, he couldn't help but belch loudly.
To emit or eject something forcefully or violently.
The volcano began to belch smoke and ash into the sky.
Synonymes
expel gas
belchinterjection
Imitative use of the word as a sound effect.
Traductions
rotOnomatopée familière.
"Belch!" he exclaimed after draining the last of the soda.
"Rot !" s'exclama-t-il après avoir bu la dernière gorgée de soda.
Définitions
Used to represent or imitate the sound of a belch.
"Belch!" he exclaimed after draining the last of the soda.
Synonymes