expectorate

1 For expectorating adults looking down, a guard may block big droplets but work less well for shorter persons, like children.

2 While we were all seated around the fire, they both stuffed their cheeks with tobacco, and then sat and expectorated into empty plastic water bottles.

3 The clinical symptoms follow those of the auscultation; as the patient expectorates less he is less feeble, coughs less, gains strength, and regains his spirits; but the tubercle remains untouched.

4 With this he fished a cigar stub out of his pocket, bit off a portion of it, expectorated freely into the stove hearth, and turning his back to them walked into the front room.

5 Place used clothing in hampers; blow your nose in a tissue; clear your throat and expectorate to remove mucus, which may contain particles inhaled in a lab; place glasses in the decontaminating solution for three minutes; take a full-body shower.

6 The product – use of which has been known to increase the risk of developing mouth and throat cancers – is expectorated in red bursts across Indian streets and sidewalks.

7 He never spits, but "expectorates"—his pains are all "paroxysms"—talks about the "foreshadowing of events"—and all his periods are as round and stately as the march of a Roman army.

8 It is rarely that a patient satisfied with the remedy fails to remark, "I expectorate less."

9 Having stowed away his quid in the lining of his hat, and expectorated freely over the ship's side, as every honest sailor should, before commencing a lengthy yarn, the captain thus began.

10 He lay down on a bench, with his pipe in his mouth, looked blandly at all, and expectorated every minute.

11 Critics have to say something, of course — and there is apparently plenty enough to say about “American Dirt” without requiring the author to expectorate into a test tube.

12 There’s nothing worse than doing a student matinee of a serious play, and you expectorate, and everyone goes, “Ewwww!”

13 No one wanted to follow him after he expectorated barbs.

14 Places where people might need to talk loudly, sing, or otherwise expectorate without a mask are seen as riskier than those where everyone can easily wear a mask at all times.

15 “It is a shame that so many viewers’ enjoyment of the latest Johnson masterclass was marred by a feeling of disgust, as the languid American repeatedly expectorated.”

16 Doubtless he felt a necessity for expectorating; but the act appealed to Matheson as disgusting, and unseemly in Honor’s presence.

17 During the interview, she coughed fitfully but would not expectorate.

在就诊期间, 她一直咳嗽的很得体,但没有咳出痰来.

18 Do not expectorate on the sidewalks.

不要在人行道上吐痰。

19 For one thing that admirable seaman expectorated again into the kitchen fire, but that apart, the note of primeval extravagance in his outward aspect hardly commended itself to Mother.

20 This reaction is learned from watching other camels, but its more akin to throwing up than expectorating.

1 吐

vomit emesis spin fetch hurl spit gob regorge puke regurgitate exenterate breathe disgorge disembowel

2 吐出

spit belch disgorge puff out barf upchuck regorge release reject discharge vomit hawk hurl spit up

3 咳吐

expectoration spit

4 吐痰

expectoration spit spitting gob

5 咳出

cough disgorge hawk up hawk cough out raise