英语词汇“θ109287”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going or coming out > letting or sending out > let or send out [verb (transitive)] > eject (33)

warpc1000

To sprinkle, scatter (something) on (a surface). Also with out: To cause to spirt; to emit, shoot forth. Obsolete.

wreaka1300

transitive. transferred. With out. To pass or spend (time). Cf. drive, v. 32. Obsolete. rare.

out-throwa1393

transitive. Chiefly poetic. To throw or thrust out or outwards; to cast out or expel. Now usually in passive.

excludec1400

After Latin excludere ova. To draw, put or thrust forth from (a receptacle); to hatch (chickens, etc.); also figurative; to give birth to (young)…

shootc1400

To eject from the body. To eject (venom). Also of a spider: To eject (its thread).

spitc1400

To emit, cast, throw, in a manner similar to the ejection of saliva.

deliver?a1425

transitive. To expel (something) from the body; to vomit or defecate (something). Also in to deliver one's stomach: to vomit. Obsolete. rare. In…

outflingc1450

transitive. To fling or throw out.

springc1480

intransitive. Of a liquid (esp. blood, tears, or sweat): to flow suddenly or violently, esp. in a jet or stream; to pour or spurt out; to gush…

bolka1522

figurative and transferred. To emit as in vomiting, to eject (as a volcano).

vomit1552

transferred. To discharge, to give, send, or throw out (flames, water, etc.) copiously or with force.

spurge1582

transitive. To cast forth copiously.

out-braid1586

transitive. To dart out, to throw out; to utter.

hurl1590

transferred and figurative. To throw out or forth with force; to utter (words, threats, etc.) with vehemence; to dart (rays, a glance, etc.).

cast1601

Said also of the sea, a volcano, etc.

spew1605

To eject, cast or throw out or up, as if by vomiting. (Frequently in the 17th cent.).

eject1607

transitive. To throw out from within.

ejaculate1609

transitive. To dart or shoot forth; to throw out suddenly and swiftly, eject. Obsolete in general sense.

spew1610

Const. forth, out, up.

to cast out1611

To eject from the mouth, to vomit. Also transferred and absol. Cf. 25. archaic.

throw1625

transitive. Of a fountain, pump, or similar device: to eject or shoot (water); to discharge.

eructate1632

transitive. To belch, vomit forth. Chiefly transferred and figurative.

gullop1646

transitive. To belch up.

explode1660

transitive. To exhale (air, breath). Now rare.

to throw off1660

transitive. To eject, emit, or give off; spec. to expel or discharge (waste or toxic material) from the body, to excrete.

belch1668

transitive. To eject, throw out. gen. Obsolete.

Subcategories:

— specific immaterial things (1)

— with violence or noise (4)

— with a snort (1)

— from a window (1)

单词	θ109287
释义	the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going or coming out > letting or sending out > let or send out [verb (transitive)] > eject (33) warpc1000 To sprinkle, scatter (something) on (a surface). Also with out: To cause to spirt; to emit, shoot forth. Obsolete. wreaka1300 transitive. transferred. With out. To pass or spend (time). Cf. drive, v. 32. Obsolete. rare. out-throwa1393 transitive. Chiefly poetic. To throw or thrust out or outwards; to cast out or expel. Now usually in passive. excludec1400 After Latin excludere ova. To draw, put or thrust forth from (a receptacle); to hatch (chickens, etc.); also figurative; to give birth to (young)… shootc1400 To eject from the body. To eject (venom). Also of a spider: To eject (its thread). spitc1400 To emit, cast, throw, in a manner similar to the ejection of saliva. deliver?a1425 transitive. To expel (something) from the body; to vomit or defecate (something). Also in to deliver one's stomach: to vomit. Obsolete. rare. In… outflingc1450 transitive. To fling or throw out. springc1480 intransitive. Of a liquid (esp. blood, tears, or sweat): to flow suddenly or violently, esp. in a jet or stream; to pour or spurt out; to gush… bolka1522 figurative and transferred. To emit as in vomiting, to eject (as a volcano). vomit1552 transferred. To discharge, to give, send, or throw out (flames, water, etc.) copiously or with force. spurge1582 transitive. To cast forth copiously. out-braid1586 transitive. To dart out, to throw out; to utter. hurl1590 transferred and figurative. To throw out or forth with force; to utter (words, threats, etc.) with vehemence; to dart (rays, a glance, etc.). cast1601 Said also of the sea, a volcano, etc. spew1605 To eject, cast or throw out or up, as if by vomiting. (Frequently in the 17th cent.). eject1607 transitive. To throw out from within. ejaculate1609 transitive. To dart or shoot forth; to throw out suddenly and swiftly, eject. Obsolete in general sense. spew1610 Const. forth, out, up. to cast out1611 To eject from the mouth, to vomit. Also transferred and absol. Cf. 25. archaic. throw1625 transitive. Of a fountain, pump, or similar device: to eject or shoot (water); to discharge. eructate1632 transitive. To belch, vomit forth. Chiefly transferred and figurative. gullop1646 transitive. To belch up. explode1660 transitive. To exhale (air, breath). Now rare. to throw off1660 transitive. To eject, emit, or give off; spec. to expel or discharge (waste or toxic material) from the body, to excrete. belch1668 transitive. To eject, throw out. gen. Obsolete. Subcategories: — specific immaterial things (1) — with violence or noise (4) — with a snort (1) — from a window (1)
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