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Thai

สำรอก

Pronunciation

sǎmrɔ̂ɔk

สำรอก

sǎmrɔ̂ɔk

regurgitate

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  1. 1 regurgitate、vomit up
  2. 2 spew (abuse or hatred)

This verb describes bringing material back up from the stomach and expelling it through the mouth. It can also figuratively describe spewing out hostile words or emotions.

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regurgitate、vomit up

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

To bring swallowed food or liquid back up from the stomach and expel it through the mouth.

Learning notes

Explanation

The core image is of material inside the body rising back up and being expelled through the mouth. It is especially suitable for an infant bringing up milk or an animal regurgitating food. The expelled material can follow the verb, as in สำรอกนม or สำรอกอาหาร. Adding ออกมา emphasizes movement from inside to outside. Figuratively, it can describe someone spewing out abuse, hatred, or other hostile feelings. This use normally conveys strong disgust or condemnation on the speaker’s part.

Usage

It is used when infants bring up milk, animals regurgitate undigested food, or people expel stomach contents. Its figurative use appears in descriptions of arguments, abusive outbursts, and expressions of intense hatred.

Caution

คาย means to spit out something already in the mouth, unlike สำรอก, which involves bringing material back up. To say that you feel nauseated, use รู้สึกคลื่นไส้ or อยากอ้วก instead. The figurative use is strongly hostile and is unsuitable for polite or neutral conversation.

Differences from similar words

1 regurgitate synonyms

2 spew (abuse or hatred) synonyms

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