Burped: meaning, definitions and examples
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burped
[ bɜrpt ]
digestive action
To burp is to expel air from the stomach through the mouth, often producing a sound. This is a natural bodily function usually associated with the ingestion of food or drink, which causes air to be trapped in the digestive system. Burping is commonly considered a polite way to relieve the pressure from the stomach, although it can also be inappropriate in certain social situations. In some cultures, a burp is seen as a compliment to the chef, while in others it is frowned upon.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- He burped loudly after finishing his soda.
- She couldn't help but burp after that hearty meal.
- The baby burped softly in her mother's arms.
- After drinking the beer, he let out a big burp.
Translations
Translations of the word "burped" in other languages:
🇵🇹 arrotou
🇮🇳 डकार लिया
🇩🇪 gerülpst
🇮🇩 sendawa
🇺🇦 відригнув
🇵🇱 beknęło
🇯🇵 げっぷをした
🇫🇷 a roti
🇪🇸 eructó
🇹🇷 geğirdi
🇰🇷 트림을 했다
🇸🇦 تجشأ
🇨🇿 odprdl
🇸🇰 odgrgol
🇨🇳 打嗝
🇸🇮 počrhnil
🇮🇸 byl að burpa
🇰🇿 тұншығып алды
🇬🇪 გადმოვიდა
🇦🇿 qarnı çatladı
🇲🇽 eructó
Etymology
The word 'burp' originates from the early 20th century, thought to be a modification of the word 'belch', which itself has roots in Middle English 'belch', derived from Old English 'bælcan'. This term has long been associated with the act of expelling gas from the stomach, and it has evolved in usage over time. While the more formal terms like 'eructation' are commonly used in medical contexts, 'burp' has maintained its place in everyday language as a casual descriptor of the action. As cultures evolved, so did social perceptions regarding the act of burping, leading to its varying significance and acceptability in different environments, from dining settings to casual gatherings.