Old English spiwan "spew, spit," from Proto-Germanic *spiew- (cognates: Old Saxon spiwan, Old Norse spyja, Old Frisian spiwa, Middle Dutch spijen, Dutch spuwen, Old High German spiwan, German speien, Gothic spiewan "to spit"), from PIE *sp(y)eu- "to spew, spit," probably ultimately of imitative origin (cognates: Latin spuere; Greek ptuein, Doric psyttein; Old Church Slavonic pljuja, Russian plevati; Lithuanian spiauti). Also in Old English as a weak verb, speowan. Related: Spewed; spewing.
spew (n.)
"vomited matter," c. 1600, from spew (v.).
例文
1. One of the ways to purify water is to make It ' spew slowly from the soil.
水を浄化する方法の1つは、土からゆっくりと滲出させることです。
2.Cash machines that spew out money are usually the stuff of dreams.
現金出納機のお金は、通常は夢です。
3.She must be purged and through this purgation her bowels shall spew .
彼女は浄化されなければならない。この浄化によって、彼女の内容物は噴出する。
4.She must purged and through this purgation her bowels shall spew .
彼女は浄化されなければならない。この浄化によって、彼女の内部は噴出する。
5.Electric vehicles are quiet and spew no emissions.