belch

UK:  [beltʃ]

US:  [beltʃ]

第三人称单数：belches  现在分词：belching  过去式：belched  

v.

1.打嗝,呃逆

2.(火山、大炮等)喷、冒(烟、火焰等)

3.猛烈地发出

4.态度蛮横地发出(叱咤等)

5.(火山等)猛烈喷射,爆发

6.〔美俚〕发牢骚;〔罕用语〕讲,谈

7.涌出

8.喷出

n.

1.打嗝

2.喷射,爆发(声)

3.劣质啤酒

4.嗳气

5.烟柱

6.冒烟

7.呕吐物

8.火焰柱

1 . As for Aunt Pitty, she was nervously trying to stifle a belch, for the rooster they had had for supper was a tough old bird.
至于皮蒂姑妈，她正神经质地强忍着不要打出嗝来，因为他们那天晚餐吃的是一只硬邦邦的老公鸡。

2 . "Santa asked me to let him know if the sun was about to belch a solar flare, " says Yau.
“Santa说如果太阳那天要发飚的话，一定要告诉他，”姚说。

3 . Climate scientists have suspected - but never been able to prove - that the CO2 was the result of a huge belch of gas from the oceans.
气候学家猜测——但仍未被证明——二氧化碳是来自海洋的大规模气体喷发的结果。

4 . He is obviously drunk and staggers up to the bar, seats himself on a stool and, with a belch, asks the bartender for a drink.
他显然喝醉了，摇摇晃晃坐在了酒吧的登子上。他打了个嗝，让服务生来一杯酒。

5 . He took a deep swallow of beer, let forth a mighty belch, and grinned.
他喝了一大口啤酒，好好地打了个响嗝，然后咧着嘴笑了起来。