burp

burp
1.
(coll.)noun Rülpser, der (ugs.); (of baby) Bäuerchen, das (fam.)
2. intransitive verb
rülpsen (ugs.); aufstoßen
3. transitive verb
ein Bäuerchen machen lassen (fam.) [Baby]
* * *
[bə:(r)p] 1. verb
(to belch: Wait for the baby to burp and put her to bed.)
2. noun
(a belch.)
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burp
[bɜ:p, AM bɜ:rp]
I. n Rülpser m; of a baby Bäuerchen nt
to let out a [big] \burp [laut] rülpsen
II. vi aufstoßen, rülpsen fam; baby ein Bäuerchen machen
III. vt
to \burp a baby ein Baby aufstoßen lassen
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[bɜːp] (inf)
1. vi
rülpsen (inf); (baby) aufstoßen
2. vt
baby aufstoßen lassen
3. n
Rülpser m (inf)
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burp [bɜːp; US bɜrp] umg
A s
a) Rülpsen n, Aufstoßen n
b) Rülpser m, (eines Babys) Bäuerchen n umg:
burp gun MIL US Maschinenpistole f
B v/i rülpsen, aufstoßen, (Baby) ein Bäuerchen machen umg
C v/t ein Baby ein Bäuerchen machen lassen umg
* * *
1.
(coll.)noun Rülpser, der (ugs.); (of baby) Bäuerchen, das (fam.)
2. intransitive verb
rülpsen (ugs.); aufstoßen
3. transitive verb
ein Bäuerchen machen lassen (fam.) [Baby]
* * *
v.
rülpsen v.

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