vomitar

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vomitar

transitive verb

1to vomit, to bring up

intransitive verb

2to vomit, to be sick

me dan o entran ganas de vomitar (figurative) -> it makes me want to throw up

vomitar [vo-me-tar’]

article & verb transitive

1To vomit (devolver).

2To foam, to break out into injurious expressions.

3To reveal a secret (secreto), to discover what was concealed. (Colloquial)

4To pay what was unduly retained. (Colloquial)

verb neuter

5To vomit (devolver). (n)

6Eso me da ganas de vomitar, that makes me sick. (n)

vomitar

verbo:transitivo

1 (devolver) to vomit; bring up

vomitar sangre to spit blood

2 [+humo, llamas] to belch; belch forth; [+lava] to spew; [+injurias] to hurl;contra at;

3 [+secreto] to tell reluctantly; finally come out with; [+ganancias] to disgorge; shed

verbo:intransitivo

1 (devolver) to vomit; be sick

eso me da ganas de vomitar that makes me sick; that makes me want to puke; (familiar)

Verb Conjugation for "vomitar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	vomito	vomité	vomitaba	vomitaré	vomite
Tú	vomitas	vomitaste	vomitabas	vomitarás	vomites
Ella/Él/Usted	vomita	vomitó	vomitaba	vomitará	vomite
Nosotros	vomitamos	vomitamos	vomitábamos	vomitaremos	vomitemos
Vosotros	vomitáis	vomitasteis	vomitabais	vomitaréis	vomitéis
Ellos/Ustedes	vomitan	vomitaron	vomitaban	vomitarán	vomiten

Gerund: vomitando / Participle: vomitado / Complete vomitar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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conscious, aware