Vómito (en. Vomit)

ˈbomito

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Expulsion of gastric contents through the mouth.

After the food poisoning, the vomiting was constant.

Después de la intoxicación alimentaria, el vómito fue constante.

Unpleasant sensation that precedes the expulsion of stomach contents.

I felt a strong urge to vomit after the bad smell.

Sentí un fuerte deseo de vómito tras el mal olor.

From the Latin 'vomitus', which means 'expulsion'.

fire vomit

Intense burning sensation in the stomach or throat, often accompanied by vomiting.

vómito de fuego

to have a vomit

To express something in an intense or clear manner, generally in the context of criticizing.

hacer un vómito

to go to the vomit

Colloquial expression meaning to feel so bad that one must vomit.

ir al vómito

nausea

Discomfort in the stomach that often accompanies vomiting.

nausea

indigestion

Stomach discomfort that can cause vomiting.

indigestión

gastritis

Inflammation of the stomach that can lead to vomiting.

gastritis

To throw up the mole

After that party, I ended up throwing up the mole.

Después de aquella fiesta, acabé echando el topo.

To bring up bile

When I told him what happened, he could only bring up bile.

Cuando le conté lo que pasó, solo pudo sacar la bilis.