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ựa ra, mửa ra, nôn ra, thổ raphun ngược trở lại, chảy vọt trở lại (nước...)Definition of regurgitate
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nôn ra
/rɪˈɡɜːdʒɪteɪt//rɪˈɡɜːrdʒɪteɪt/The word "regurgitate" comes from the Latin verb "regurgitare," which means "to make gurgle and bring back up." This Latin word, in turn, has its roots in the words "re-," meaning "again" or "back," and "gurgitare," which has its origins in the word "gurgits," meaning "throat" or "windpipe." The original meaning of the Latin verb was related to making a gurgling or bubbling sound while bringing something back up from the throat or stomach. In medical contexts, the word "regurgitate" began to be used in the early 19th century to describe the act of bringing up undigested food from the stomach. The first known written use of the word "regurgitate" in English was in the Royal College of Physicians' Transactions in 1706. Over time, the meaning of the word has evolved beyond its original medical context, and it is now often used more broadly to refer to the act of repeating something that has been previously said or written, without adding any new insight or interpretation.
Summary động từ
ựa ra, mửa ra, nôn ra, thổ ra
phun ngược trở lại, chảy vọt trở lại (nước...)
động từựa ra, mửa ra, nôn ra, thổ raphun ngược trở lại, chảy vọt trở lại (nước...)namespace
to bring food that has been swallowed back up into the mouth again
đưa thức ăn đã nuốt trở lại miệng một lần nữa
Example:
- The bird regurgitates half-digested fish to feed its young.
Loài chim này nôn ra những con cá đã tiêu hóa một nửa để nuôi con non.
to repeat something you have heard or read without really thinking about it or understanding it
lặp lại điều gì đó bạn đã nghe hoặc đọc mà không thực sự suy nghĩ về nó hoặc hiểu nó