English to Malagasy Meaning of belch - belch

Belch :
belch

fipoahana, loa

loa

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Definitions of belch in English
Noun(1) a reflex that expels gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth
Verb(1) expel gas from the stomach(2) become active and spew forth lava and rocks
Examples of belch in English
(1) Once she was done she took a deep breath and let out a huge belch .(2) And then, not long after, this other girl, whom I suspect is in my French class, gives a loud belch .(3) Like this: until you've taught your child to say ÔÇÿexcuse meÔÇÖ after they belch or pass wind, you have no idea how many times the latter occurs on any given day.(4) Of course, we already know the broad basics: Don't belch during business meetings, and close our mouths to chew.(5) The man let out a sour belch and continued to snore.(6) he gave a loud belch(7) flames belch from the wreckage(8) Danielle let out a small belch , surprising Billie.(9) I guess she likes her male to loaf around the yard in boxers and no shirt, guzzle a beer and let off a hearty belch .(10) Fred the frog let out a satisfying belch and settled back on his lilypad.(11) He's a good vocalist, in that he hits the right notes, doesn't belch while he's singing and never breaks off in the middle of a line to scream bitter obscenities.(12) Brett let out a loud belch without a word of apology.(13) with a triumphant belch the train came to a stop(14) All three are efficient, economic and most importantly belch no smoke and make little noise.(15) As Adam opened his mouth to place a piece of meat in it, a long, loud belch escaped, seeming to reverberate indefinitely in the open dining room.(16) It can be summed up as ÔÇÿeat first, pay the bill, go home and sleep; maybe a belch in between.ÔÇÖ
Related Phrases of belch
(1) belch out ::
mirezadrezatra
(2) belch forth ::
belch nivoaka
Synonyms
Noun
1. burp ::
burp
2. eructation ::
eructation
Verb
3. burp ::
burp
4. emit ::
ataon-drizareo
5. extravasate ::
extravasate
Different Forms
belch, belched, belches, belching
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