Barf Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈbɑɹf/

barf

UK

/bˈɑːf/

bahf

释义

To vomit; to throw up the contents of your stomach out through your mouth, especially in an informal or slang way.

用法与细微差别

Very informal, slang — often used with humor, disgust, or exaggeration. Synonyms: 'throw up', 'puke'. Not used in formal writing or medical contexts. Common in North American speech. Often used as "barf up" or figuratively for strong dislike ("That song makes me want to barf").

• Spanish: vomitar - devolver (coloquial)
• Portuguese (BR): vomitar - botar (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): vomitar - deitar fora (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 呕吐 - 吐（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 嘔吐 - 吐（口語）
• Hindi: उल्टी करना (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: يتقيأ (عامية) - يرجع
• Bengali: বমি করা - উগরে দেওয়া
• Russian: блевать - стошнить
• Japanese: ゲロを吐く - 吐く
• Vietnamese: nôn - ói - mửa
• Korean: 토하다 - 욱하다
• Turkish: kusmak
• Urdu: قے کرنا
• Indonesian: muntah - muntahkan

例句

I feel sick and might barf.

basic

Don't make me barf with that smell.

basic

The sight of blood made her barf.

basic

He laughed so hard he nearly barfed.

natural

Ugh, this cafeteria food makes me want to barf.

natural

My dog ate too fast and then totally barfed on the carpet.

natural