disgorge

[EE. UU.]/dɪs'gɔːdʒ/
[Reino Unido]/dɪs'ɡɔrdʒ/
Frecuencia: Muy alto

Traducción

vt. expulsar o descargar (algo) violentamente; ser forzado a renunciar
vi. expulsar o vomitar hacia fuera
Word Forms
Participio pasadodisgorged
Tercera persona singulardisgorges
Pasadodisgorged
Gerundiodisgorging
Pluraldisgorges

Oraciones de ejemplo

the Nile disgorges into the sea at Rashid.

el Nilo desemboca en el mar en Rashid.

The volcano disgorges lava.

El volcán escupe lava.

the combine disgorged a steady stream of grain.

la cosechadora vertió un flujo constante de grano.

they were made to disgorge all the profits made from the record.

les obligaron a escupir todas las ganancias obtenidas del disco.

She was trying hard to disgorge a fish bone.

Ella estaba tratando muy duro de expulsar un espina de pescado.

In the Old Testament, a prophet who was swallowed by a great fish and disgorged unharmed three days later.

En el Antiguo Testamento, un profeta que fue tragado por un gran pez y fue expulsado ileso tres días después.

Ejemplos del mundo real

On December 9th a tanker in the area disgorged its oily cargo after a collision with another ship.

Fuente: Science in 60 Seconds Listening Compilation February 2015

In April, 1812, a ship pulled into port near Caracas, Venezuela, and disgorged a slender Scot in his mid-twenties.

Fuente: Biography of Famous Historical Figures

Buses from out of town daily disgorged hundreds of Quanjian " teachers" , as the firm called its senior salespeople.

Fuente: The Economist (Summary)

They disgorged Gurney's platoon and lifted to hoverflight.

Fuente: "Dune" audiobook

Below us a coach stopped to disgorge another load of visitors outside the castle gates.

Fuente: Me Before You

Now all of these was pacificated. Locals are telling me by the arrival of a number of helicopter which disgorged some heavily-armed soldiers.

Fuente: BBC Listening Collection April 2014

This will push army helicopters back from the front line, he says, so they will disgorge numerous drones that will zip ahead instead.

Fuente: The Economist (Summary)

I stood, squashed in the hot, grumbling queue, shifting from foot to foot and watching as the other lift disgorged people, cursing myself for not doing my research.

Fuente: Still Me (Me Before You #3)

The equivalent route today is from the cavernous platforms of Canary Wharf Tube station-where, during rush hour, crowded trains disgorge throngs of bankers every few minutes-to the trading rooms above.

Fuente: The Economist - International

She was reminded of Charles by a disagreeable letter from the solicitors, bidding her disgorge a large sum of money for Irma, in accordance with her late husband's will.

Fuente: The places where angels dare not tread.

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