spew

spew
spew
tr[spjʊː]
transitive verb
1 (flames, lava, smoke, etc) arrojar, vomitar
1 (Also spew up) SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar vomitar, devolver
intransitive verb
1 salir a borbotones
intransitive verb
1 (Also spew up) SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL familiar vomitar, devolver, arrojar
spew ['spju:] vi
: salir a chorros
spew vt
: vomitar, arrojar (lava, etc.)
spjuː
1.
intransitive verb
a) \<\<water\>\> salir* a borbotones

lava spewed forth from the volcano — el volcán arrojaba or vomitaba lava

b) (vomit) (BrE sl) vomitar, arrojar, lanzar* (fam)

2.
vt \<\<lava\>\> arrojar, vomitar; \<\<flames\>\> arrojar
[spjuː]
1.
VT (also: spew up) vomitar; (fig) arrojar, vomitar
2.
VI vomitar

it makes me want to spew * — (fig) me da asco

* * *
[spjuː]
1.
intransitive verb
a) \<\<water\>\> salir* a borbotones

lava spewed forth from the volcano — el volcán arrojaba or vomitaba lava

b) (vomit) (BrE sl) vomitar, arrojar, lanzar* (fam)

2.
vt \<\<lava\>\> arrojar, vomitar; \<\<flames\>\> arrojar

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