regurgitate

regurgitate
[ri'ɡə:‹iteit]
verb
(to bring back (food) into the mouth after it has been swallowed.) zurückfliessen
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re·gur·gi·tate
[rɪˈgɜ:ʤɪteɪt, AM -ˈgɜ:rʤə-]
vt
to \regurgitate sth
1. (throw up) food etw wieder hochwürgen
2. (pej: repeat) facts, information etw nachplappern
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[rI'gɜːdZIteɪt]
vt
wieder hochbringen, wieder von sich geben; (fig) information, facts wiederkäuen

the young feed on regurgitated insects — die Jungen leben von vorverdauten Insekten

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regurgitate [rıˈɡɜːdʒıteıt; US -ˈɡɜr-]
A v/i zurückfließen
B v/t
1. zurückfließen lassen
2. a) Essen ausspeien, erbrechen
b) ZOOL Nahrung (zur Weitergabe an Jungtiere) hochwürgen
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v.
erbrechen v.

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