puke是什么意思_puke怎么读_中英文释义(含例句用法)

a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible;"only a rotter would do that"
"kill the rat"
"throw the bum out"
"you cowardly little pukes!"
"the British call a contemptible person a `git""

the matter ejected in vomiting

Verb:

eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth;"After drinking too much, the students vomited"
"He purged continuously"
"The patient regurgitated the food we gave him last night"

中英词源

puke 呕吐

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puke: puke: [16] The first record of puke in English is in Jaques’s famous ‘Seven Ages of Man’ speech in Shakespeare’s As You Like It 1600: ‘At first the infant, mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms’. Its origins are not known for certain, but it presumably goes back ultimately to some Germanic base imitative of the sound of regurgitation (perhaps the same as produced German spucken ‘spew, spit’).
puke (v.): 1600, probably of imitative origin (compare German spucken "to spit," Latin spuere); first recorded in the "Seven Ages of Man" speech in Shakespeare"s "As You Like It." Related: Puked; puking.
puke (n.): 1737, "a medicine which excites vomiting;" 1966 as "material thrown up in vomiting," from puke (v.). U.S. colloquial meaning "native of Missouri" (1835) might be a different word, of unknown origin.
It is well known, that the inhabitants of the several western States are called by certain nicknames. Those of Michigan are called wolverines; of Indiana, hooshers; of Illinois, suckers; of Ohio, buckeyes; of Kentucky, corn-crackers; of Missouri pukes, &c. To call a person by his right nickname, is always taken in good part, and gives no offence; but nothing is more offensive than to mis-nickname--that is, were you to call a hoosher a wolverine, his blood would be up in a moment, and he would immediately show fight. [A.A. Parker, "Trip to the West and Texas," Concord, N.H., 1835]
Bartlett (1859) has "A nickname for a native of Missouri" as the second sense of puke (n.), the first being "A mean, contemptible fellow." The association of the state nickname with the "vomit" word is at least from 1858, and folk etymology talks of the old state literally vomiting forth immigrants to California.

词态变化

第三人称单数 pukes;
过去式 puked;
过去分词 puked;
现在分词 puking;

权威造句

1. He was fully clothed and covered in puke and piss.: 他浑身都是污物。

2. I figured, why eat when I was going to puke it up again?: 我在想反正还得吐出来，那干吗还吃呢？

3. It makes me want to puke ( ie It disgusts me )!: 这真让人恶心 ( 使我感到厌恶 )!

4. Good grief, Tom. Is that puke on your shoe, or what?: 哎呀, 汤姆, 你鞋子上的东西是吐出来的还是别的什么?

5. I did not puke, I mean, vomit, but my bowels are loose.: 我没有吐, 我的意思是呕吐, 但是有拉肚子.

近反义词

vomit 吐出

throw up 呕吐

retch 作呕

spew 喷出

be sick 呕吐

sick 有病的

upchuck 呕吐

bring up 提出；教育；养育；呕出；...

gag 箝口物

barf 呕吐

regurgitate 反刍

spue 吐出

so-and-so 某某人

regorge 倒流

rat 变节者

skunk 臭鼬

dirty dog 行为卑鄙龌龊的人...

honk 汽车喇叭声

rotter 无赖

stinker 放恶臭之人

cast 掷

git <英俚>饭桶

cat 猫

purge 整肃

chuck 抛掷

vomitus [医]呕吐物

lowlife 下层阶级的人...

scum bag 卑贱之人

crumb 【C】碎屑

stinkpot 讨厌透顶的

bum 流浪汉

vomit up 呕吐

disgorge 吐出

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