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BELCHES - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
BELCHES
ألاسم
تَجَشُّؤ ; جُشْأَة
الفعل
تَجَشَّأَ ; جَشَّأَ
تجشؤ
belch
belch
RELEASE OF GAS FROM THE UPPER DIGESTIVE TRACT THROUGH THE MOUTH
Burp; Belch; Eructation; Paul Hunn; Erructation; Mouth Noise; Burps; Ructus; Ructation; Eructata; Belched; Burped; Eructations; Eruct; Eructs; Eructed; Eructing; Eructate; Wet burp; Wet belch; Belching; Vomit burp; Vurp; Cow burps; Hunn, Paul; Erucation; Retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction
فِعْل : يتجشّأ . يقذف بقوَّة
Wikipedia
Belches
Belches may refer to:
- Peter Belches, early explorer of Western Australia;
- Point Belches, a geographic feature in the Swan River.
- Belches, physical reactions to buildup of gas in the digestive tract.
Examples of use of BELCHES
1. The EU Commission should state that no car can be sold if it belches carbon by 2040.
2. They are called the "canaries of the sea" because of their vocalizing –– in belches, squeaks and whistles.
3. The mud is up to seven metres deep, and every few seconds the earth jolts and another dollop of hot sediment belches out.
4. The EU Commission wants to set limits on car emissions, but it should state clearly that no car can be sold in the EU if it still belches carbon by 2040.
5. Occasionally, for instance, he sniffs and then says in a booming voice, "Ohhhh, what is that awful smell?" And sometimes, to my embarrassment, he belches loudly and blames it on a bad flounder.