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1 vomit
1. n1) блювота, блювання2) блювотний засіб3) перен. виверження; брудний потік (лайки тощо)2. v1) блювати2) вивергати, викидати3) давати блювотний засіб; викликати блювоту* * *I n.1) блювота2) блювотна маса; as dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly рел. як пес повертається на блювотиння своє, так дурний повторює дурість свою3) блювотнеII v.1) нудити, рвати; he vomited его вирвало; зригнути; вивергати зі шлунку (тж. vomit out, vomit up); the fish vomited Jonas рел. кит зригнув Іону2) вивергати (тж. vomit forth, vomit out); to vomit smoke вивергати дим; вибухнути чимось, вивергати (тж. vomit forth, vomit out); to vomit abuse вибухнути лайкою, вивергати потоки образ; вивергатися (тж. vomit out, vomit up)3) визивати блювоту; he was vomited у нього визвали блювотиння -
2 vomit
I n.1) блювота2) блювотна маса; as dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly рел. як пес повертається на блювотиння своє, так дурний повторює дурість свою3) блювотнеII v.1) нудити, рвати; he vomited его вирвало; зригнути; вивергати зі шлунку (тж. vomit out, vomit up); the fish vomited Jonas рел. кит зригнув Іону2) вивергати (тж. vomit forth, vomit out); to vomit smoke вивергати дим; вибухнути чимось, вивергати (тж. vomit forth, vomit out); to vomit abuse вибухнути лайкою, вивергати потоки образ; вивергатися (тж. vomit out, vomit up)3) визивати блювоту; he was vomited у нього визвали блювотиння
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