英:[dɪsˈgɔ:dʒ]
美:[dɪsˈgɔrdʒ]
英:[dɪsˈgɔ:dʒ]
美:[dɪsˈgɔrdʒ]
vt.
吐出
呕吐
退出
倒出(食物、液体等)
dis·gorge
dIs gorj
disgorges, disgorging, disgorged
verb
transitive verb
to discharge by the throat and mouth : vomit
Like llamas, which disgorge stomach juices to show pique or displeasure, many animals spew fluids from their mouths, and for a variety of reasons.—Noel Vietmeyer
to discharge or let go of rapidly or forcefully Low-flying planes disgorged wave after wave of para-troopers.—Michael Dobbs Customers arrive in human waves, sometimes disgorged fifty at a time from their tour buses …—Barbara Ehrenreich
The train disgorged its passengers.
to give up or reveal (something) on request or under pressure … the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Sept. 5 ordered a … salesman to disgorge about $468,000 he had earned by defrauding Iowa banks that were his customers.—The National Law Journal
The Times was threatened with its $5,000-a-day fine if it failed to obey a court order in New Jersey to disgorge the name of one of its news sources …—The New York Sun
to remove (sediment) from (a bottle of sparkling wine) after secondary fermentation in the bottle is complete
The bottles are gently turned daily for about six weeks until they are almost upside down in the rack. Then the sediment, concentrated in the neck of the bottle, is disgorged.—Leslie Martin
intransitive verb
to discharge contents
where the river disgorges into the sea
"从胃或喉咙中排出或抛出; 呕吐,排放",15世纪晚期(卡克斯顿),源自古法语 desgorgier "吐出,倒出",来自 des-(见 dis-) + gorge "喉咙"(见 gorge(n.))。相关词汇: Disgorged; disgorging; disgorgement。
Middle French desgorger, from des- dis- + gorge gorge
The first known use of disgorge was in the 15th century
disgorgeverb
vomit entry 2 sense 1
to cause to come out violently or forcefully
the volcano disgorged lava
disgorgeverb
vomit entry 2 sense 1
to cause to come out violently or forcefully
the volcano disgorged lava
1 As usual, the tree disgorged its food, and the astonished girl watched her father eating with the speed of a man who has not eaten for many weeks.
2 Now, as a steady stream of Mercedes sedans pulled up to the valet, disgorging their fashion-forward passengers, South Korea’s return to business as usual seemed almost surreal.
3 They pursue other birds, forcing them to disgorge the fish they have caught.
它们追赶别的鸟儿,强迫它们吐出抓到的鱼。
4 Suggestion: Don't try to disgorge, but call for medical treatment immediately.
建议: 不要尝试呕吐, 并请立即就医处理.
5 Until then, tour buses still disgorge passengers out front.
6 He plays Maurice’s illustrator, Shun, who has some odd ideas about art but occasionally disgorges sound, if skewed, advice for members of the family.
7 To disgorge the truth, he is not afraid to risk looking ridiculous.
8 The Avon disgorges into the Severn.
埃文河流入塞文河。
9 Most of the theaters disgorge at about the same time, and I joined the teeming masses on the sidewalks.
10 You owe me 5: come on, disgorge!
你欠我5英镑,快, 吐出来!
11 The pipe disgorges sewage into the sea.
这管道将污水排入大海。
12 Tour buses regularly choke Wale Street to disgorge passengers for quick selfies or to sample koeksisters, plump pastries steeped in cardamom and dusted with coconut.
13 The ground had opened to disgorge a boiling stream of molten lava.
大地开裂,汩汩冒出炽热的熔岩。
14 The premiere disgorges one medical-show trope after another in quick succession: a gunshot victim who’s bleeding out, a dying father, an aging patient who may never recognize his loving wife again.
15 Free ferries have been disgorging passengers by the thousands each weekend this summer, setting attendance records for the island.
16 They pursue other birds, forcing them to disgorge the fish they have caught.
它们追赶别的鸟儿,强迫它们吐出抓到的鱼。
17 Many books on noise mention the Indonesian volcano Krakatoa, which, in August, 1883, disgorged what is commonly called the loudest sound in modern history.
18 A hole opens in the sky, disgorging metallic warriors on Jet Skis and big snakey things that inflict serious digital damage on the Manhattan skyline.
19 Several small tour buses even stopped to disgorge their passengers, who listened for awhile.
20 The damaged ship disgorged thousands of gallons of oil into the bay.
1 吐出
pour regorge expire vomit spit expel spew regurgitate let fall splurt chuck up spit up spit out exhalation transpire reject belch expectorate puff out release ejection chuck eject woops barf upchuck discharge hawk hurl
3 大量涌出
4 大量排放
5 涌出
gush spurt well spout onrush flood overflow spill over salient outrush flow START stream flush spill spew slop pump billow spill out
6 大量泄出
7 喷出
spout squirt spew spurt belch puff out salient effusive eruptive issue jet discharge eruption gush ejection extrusion seethe swoosh blowoff outgush fountain geyser gurk well play shoot vomit erupt wallow upwell spritz eruct deliver throw drip emit utter puff expel snort extravasate
9 离开
back away out exit exodus go leave split quit stir withdraw abandon depart wander decamp detach yourself make tracks bugger off absent yourself up sticks bale out make yourself scarce get away walk away get along get away from head off break with draw away come away draw out push off ship out piss off duck out
10 咳出
14 呕吐
sickness puke vomit spew heave vomitory barf heave up sling a cat emesis upchuck sickliness cat cast bock nauseate retch woops vomitive sick rejection vomiting vomitus chunder perk boff flash slag cheese shoot breakfast toss cookies shoot the cat heave heart up
15 下车
16 流出
issue flux outflow effusion well stream empty shed spill gush well over emanative emanant effluent effusive gushy exudative excurrent diffluent run flow running pour discharge outpouring efflux exudation outpour outgo effluence flowage outrush put exude sluice debouch effuse disembogue let sweat extrude