Definition Conjugation
Definition of regorge - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
vomitingtr./intr. Dated expel stomach contents through the mouthtr./intr. Dated
- The dog regorged its meal on the carpet.
2.
natureintr. Dated flow back, especially of waterintr. Dated
- The river regorged after the heavy rains.
Origin of regorge
Latin, re (again) + gurgitare (to flood)
Examples of regorge in a sentence
The cat regorged a hairball on the floor. The lake began to regorge after the dam broke. The canal regorged, flooding the nearby fields.
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- French:régurgiter, refluer, ...
- German:erbrechen, zurückfließen, ...
- Italian:rigurgitare, rifluire, ...
- Spanish:vomitar, regresar, ...
- Portuguese:vomitar, transbordar, ...
- Chinese:吐出, 倒流, ...
- Japanese:吐く, 逆流する, ...
- Arabic:تَقَيَّأَ, فَاضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָקִיא, לְהִשְׁתַּפֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:извергать, вытекать, ...
- Ukrainian:викидати, текти назад, ...
- Hindi:उल्टी करना, फिर से बहना, ...
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