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1 throw up
1. transitive verb1) (lift quickly) hochwerfen [Arme, Hände]; [plötzlich] hochschieben [Fenster]3) (give up) hinwerfen (ugs.) [Arbeit]; aufgeben [Versuch]; abbrechen [Laufbahn, Ausbildung]4) (produce) hervorbringen [Führer, Ideen usw.]2. intransitive verb* * *1) (a slang expression for to vomit: She had too much to eat, and threw up on the way home.) sich erbrechen2) (to give up or abandon: He threw up his job.) hinschmeißen3) (to build hurriedly: They threw up a temporary building.) aus dem Boden stampfen* * *◆ throw upI. vt1. (project upwards)▪ to \throw up up ⇆ sth etw hochwerfento \throw up up one's hands die Hände hochreißen2. (cause to rise)3. (deposit on beach)to \throw up up ⇆ a building ein Gebäude schnell errichten [o fam hochziehen▪ to \throw up up ⇆ sth etw erbrechen [o ausspucken* * *1. vi (inf)sich übergeben, brechenit makes you want to throw up — da kann einem schlecht werden, da kommt einem das Kotzen (sl)
2. vt sepI feel like throwing everything up — ich würde am liebsten alles hinwerfen (inf)
3) (= vomit up) von sich (dat) geben, ausbrechen4) (= produce) hervorbringen; problems, questions aufwerfenthe new politicians thrown up by the war — die neuen Politiker, die der Krieg hervorgebracht hat
5) building etc aus dem Boden stampfen* * *A v/t1. hochwerfen3. erbrechen4. hastig errichten6. prominente Persönlichkeiten etc hervorbringenB v/i (sich) erbrechen, sich übergeben* * *1. transitive verb1) (lift quickly) hochwerfen [Arme, Hände]; [plötzlich] hochschieben [Fenster]2) (erect quickly) hochziehen (salopp) [Gebäude]3) (give up) hinwerfen (ugs.) [Arbeit]; aufgeben [Versuch]; abbrechen [Laufbahn, Ausbildung]4) (produce) hervorbringen [Führer, Ideen usw.]2. intransitive verb* * *v.aufwühlen (Erde) v.
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