spew

spew
1. transitive verb
spucken
2. intransitive verb
sich ergießen
Phrasal Verbs:
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spew
[spju:]
I. vt
1. (emit)
▪ to \spew sth etw ausspeien; lava etw auswerfen [o fam spucken]; exhaust etw ausstoßen
to \spew sewage into a river Abwässer in einen Fluss ableiten
2. (vomit)
▪ to \spew sth etw erbrechen [o ausspucken]
to \spew blood Blut spucken
3. (fam: say angrily)
▪ to \spew sth at sb jdm etw ins Gesicht schleudern fig
II. vi
1. (flow out) exhaust, lava, gas austreten; ash, dust herausgeschleudert werden; flames hervorschlagen; fire hervorzüngeln; water hervorsprudeln; (fig) paper, information sich akk ergießen geh
2. (vomit) erbrechen
3. (be said) heraussprudeln
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[spjuː]
1. vi
1) (inf: vomit) brechen, spucken

it makes me spew (fig) — es kotzt mich an (sl)

2) (= flow also spew forth (form) or out) sich ergießen (geh); (esp liquid) hervorsprudeln
2. vt
1) (inf: vomit) erbrechen, ausspucken; blood spucken, speien
2) (fig) flames spucken, speien; lava auswerfen, spucken; waste water etc ablassen

the popular press spews (out) lies — die Boulevardpresse überschüttet ihre Leser mit Lügen

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spew [spjuː]
A v/i
1. spew out (of), spew forth (from) sich ergießen (aus)
2. Br sl kotzen
B v/t
1. Schleim etc ausspucken
2. auch spew forth (oder out) Lava, Rauch etc (aus)speien
3. Br sl auskotzen
C s Br sl Kotze f
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1. transitive verb
spucken
2. intransitive verb
sich ergießen
Phrasal Verbs:

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