Translations for „belch out“ in the English » German Dictionary

belch out, belch forth VB trans

to belch sth ⇆ out [or forth] ash, fumes

etw ausstoßen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to belch sth ⇆ out [or forth] ash, fumes

etw ausstoßen

to let out a belch [or burp]

rülpsen inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Pollution and environmental hazards are increasing, which means more industries and more vehicles are prospering to belch out more toxic wastes.

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Practically hugging their tiny red suns for warmth, they're very much in danger from the titanic flares that these stars can belch out.

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Billions of flatulent microbes, including many that thrive in the guts of animals such as cattle and termites, belch out the gas.

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All you've done is hide behind the curtain, pull levers and belch out smoke.

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Rough and raw, like the blast furnaces that belch out smoke and flame a few blocks away.

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There's a kid, maybe 13 or 14, setting off a series of fireworks that sit on the ground and belch out sparks and supernova-esque light.

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Astronomers didn't think dying red supergiants could belch out star dust like that -- but the data say otherwise.

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Climate solutions have been a train wreck, industry simply relocated to countries were they could belch out pollutants even worse than western factories were allowed.

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The idea was to mimic volcanoes, which belch out tiny particles, reflecting solar radiation and thereby reducing surface temperatures on the planet.

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Many species of parrotfish and wrasse belch out their own cocoons every night, covering themselves in under an hour.

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