retch
retch 英 [retʃ] 美 [ritʃ]
vi. 作呕，反胃；恶心 n. 反胃，呕吐
进行时:retching 过去式:retched 过去分词:retched 第三人称单数:retches 名词复数:retches
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- vi. 作呕，反胃；恶心
- n. 反胃，呕吐
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1. The foul smell of his body made me retch.
他身上的难闻气味使我恶心。
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2. In a series of retch-making overtures, British special forces offered to help train the Khamis brigade, one of Gaddafi’s most vicious military units.
在一系列令人作呕的提案中，英国特种部队主动提出帮助训练卡米斯军团，这是卡扎菲最具杀伤力的部队。
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3. Since We know why the moon shines so magnificently and discovered the source of her brightness, why not follow suit and try to retch up with the sun?
既然我们了解月亮之所以能如此辉煌，并发现了她的光源所在，为什么我们不仿效月亮去追赶太阳呢?
- retch (v.) 1540s, originally "to clear the throat, to cough up phlegm," from Old English hræcan "to cough up, spit" (related to hraca "phlegm"), from Proto-Germanic *khrækijan (source also of Old High German rahhison "to clear one's throat"), of imitative origin (compare Lithuanian kregėti "to grunt"). Meaning "to make efforts to vomit" is from 1850; sense of "to vomit" is first attested 1888. Related: Retched; retching.
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