burp

英 [bɜːp]

美 [bɜːrp]

v.  打嗝; 使(婴儿)打嗝(尤指通过抚摩或轻拍背部)
n.  打嗝，饱嗝

过去式：burped　现在分词：burping　复数：burps　第三人称单数：burps　过去分词：burped　

BNC.26883 / COCA.20341

牛津词典

verb

• 打嗝
  to let out air from the stomach through the mouth, making a noise
• 使（婴儿）打嗝（尤指通过抚摩或轻拍背部）
  to make a baby bring up air from the stomach, especially by rubbing or patting its back

柯林斯词典

• VERB 打嗝
  When someoneburps, they make a noise because air from their stomach has been forced up through their throat.
  1. Charlie burped loudly.
     查利大声地打嗝。
  2. Burpis also a noun.
     
  3. There followed a barely audible burp.
     接着是几乎听不见的打嗝声。

英英释义

noun

• a reflex that expels gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth
  Synonym:belchbelchingburpingeructation

verb

• expel gas from the stomach
  1. In China it is polite to burp at the table
  Synonym:bubblebelcheruct

双语例句

• Scientists are worried that global warming is making conditions ripe for another deadly ocean burp.
  科学家们担心，全球变暖正在使得另外一次致命的海洋“打嗝”条件趋于成熟。
• Ah oh, you had a big burp.
  哎呦，打了一个大饱嗝。
• Charlie burped loudly.
  查利大声地打嗝。
• The baby gave a contented burp and dribbled milk onto his shoulder.
  婴孩打了个饱嗝，把牛奶吐在他的肩上。
• Ok, you just lay there and try to burp.
  好，你就这样躺着，试着打嗝。
• In this culture it is polite to burp after a meal to express appreciation and thanks to the cook.
  在这个文化里餐后打嗝儿是礼貌的，可表达欣赏及对厨子的感谢。
• When being very young they fart and burp and scratch their balls in public and laugh silly about it, later in life most of them realize that women don't appreciate that and stop it.
  他们还在很小的时候他们放屁打嗝，在公共场合抓着小鸡鸡还对此傻笑，长大了之后他们大多数才明白女人不喜欢那样，也不再那么做了。
• Over-the-counter antacids may ease a sour or acidic stomach, which can cause halitosis when you burp.
  非处方药抑酸剂可以减少胃酸，后者也能引起饱嗝时溢出的口臭。
• Unlike in some other parts of East Asia, it is also considered bad manner to burp.
  不像一些东亚国家，在西方，打嗝也被认为是一种不好的行为。
• So you don't fart or burp in your home.
  跟你没有关系，好不好。