When you feel unwell and need to expel the contents of your stomach through your mouth, the Chinese word to use is 呕吐 (ǒutù). This is a verb and it means 'to vomit' or 'to throw up'.
When talking about feeling sick and needing to vomit, the most direct and common word to use is 呕吐 (ǒutù). It’s a formal verb, often heard in medical contexts or when you want to be precise. You might hear it from a doctor, or see it written in health information. For example, if someone has food poisoning, they might experience 呕吐. While there are more casual ways to express this, 呕吐 is always clear and understood.
When discussing bodily functions like vomiting, the Chinese word is 呕吐 (ǒutù). This is a direct and common way to express 'to vomit' or 'to throw up'. It's important for learners to be familiar with this term for practical situations.
For example, if someone feels unwell and says they want to 呕吐, they are indicating a need to vomit. While there might be more informal or regional expressions, 呕吐 is universally understood and appropriate in most contexts, from medical discussions to everyday conversation about feeling sick.
呕吐 30초 만에
- Feeling sick and throwing up.
- Your body getting rid of something from your stomach.
- What happens after eating bad food sometimes.
§ How to Use "呕吐" in Sentences
"呕吐" (ǒutù) is a verb that means 'to vomit'. It's pretty straightforward, but let's break down some common ways you'll see and use it.
- Basic Sentence Structure
- The most common way to use "呕吐" is simply: Subject + 呕吐. This is like saying 'Subject vomited'.
他呕吐了。
Tā ǒutù le. (He vomited.)
那个孩子开始呕吐。
Nàgè háizi kāishǐ ǒutù. (That child started to vomit.)
§ Describing the Cause of Vomiting
You can often specify *why* someone is vomiting. You'll typically use phrases like "因为" (yīnwèi - because) or contextually imply the reason.
- Using "因为" (yīnwèi)
- To state the direct cause, use "因为" (because) + reason + subject + "呕吐".
因为他吃了不干净的东西，所以他呕吐了。
Yīnwèi tā chī le bù gānjìng de dōngxi, suǒyǐ tā ǒutù le. (Because he ate something unclean, he vomited.)
- General Reason
- You can also put the cause before the subject and "呕吐" to make it more concise.
食物中毒让他呕吐。
Shíwù zhòngdú ràng tā ǒutù. (Food poisoning made him vomit.)
§ "呕吐" with Adverbs and Degree Words
Like many verbs, "呕吐" can be modified by adverbs to describe *how* or *how much* someone is vomiting.
- 经常 (jīngcháng) - often: He often vomits.
- 一直 (yīzhí) - continuously: She kept vomiting.
- 不停地 (bùtíng de) - non-stop: The patient was vomiting non-stop.
他今天早上呕吐了好几次。
Tā jīntiān zǎoshang ǒutù le hǎo jǐ cì. (He vomited several times this morning.)
她感到恶心，差点呕吐。
Tā gǎndào ěxīn, chàdiǎn ǒutù. (She felt nauseous and almost vomited.)
§ Related Phrases and Verbs
While "呕吐" is direct, sometimes you'll hear or use other phrases depending on the context.
- 吐 (tù): This is a simpler, more casual verb for 'to spit' or 'to vomit'. In many everyday situations, people might just say "吐".
他喝多了，然后就吐了。
Tā hē duō le, ránhòu jiù tù le. (He drank too much, and then he vomited/threw up.)
- 恶心 (ěxīn): This means 'nauseous' or 'to feel sick to one's stomach'. It describes the feeling *before* vomiting.
我有点恶心，想呕吐。
Wǒ yǒudiǎn ěxīn, xiǎng ǒutù. (I feel a bit nauseous, I want to vomit.)
Alright, let's get practical with 呕吐 (ǒutù), meaning 'to vomit'. You're not going to be using this word every day, thankfully, but it's important to know when and where it pops up in conversations or news. It’s one of those words that you hope you don’t have to use too often, but when you do, you need to be clear.
§ In Everyday Conversation
When someone is feeling unwell, especially with stomach issues, 呕吐 (ǒutù) is the direct and clear term to use. It’s not slang; it’s the proper medical and general term. You’ll hear it in homes, amongst friends, or when explaining symptoms to a doctor.
他吃了不干净的东西，所以呕吐了。
- Translation Hint
- He ate something unclean, so he vomited.
宝宝发烧，还一直呕吐。
- Translation Hint
- The baby has a fever and keeps vomiting.
§ In Medical Contexts
When you're at a clinic or hospital in China, 呕吐 (ǒutù) is the exact word medical professionals will use. It's part of the standard vocabulary for describing symptoms. If you're trying to explain what's wrong, this is the term you need.
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医生，我昨晚开始呕吐，还发烧。
- Translation Hint
- Doctor, I started vomiting last night and also have a fever.
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病人有持续性呕吐的症状。
- Translation Hint
- The patient has symptoms of persistent vomiting.
§ In News and Public Health Announcements
When there's news about food poisoning, epidemics, or any public health issues, 呕吐 (ǒutù) will be used to describe a common symptom. You'll see it in reports, advisories, and official statements.
多名学生出现腹泻、呕吐症状。
- Translation Hint
- Several students showed symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting.
食品安全事故导致多人呕吐住院。
- Translation Hint
- A food safety incident caused many people to vomit and be hospitalized.
§ Less Common Uses
While primarily related to illness, you might sometimes see 呕吐 (ǒutù) used metaphorically, although it's much less common than its literal use. For instance, something so disgusting it makes you want to 'vomit'. But for practical purposes, focus on its direct meaning.
So, there you have it. 呕吐 (ǒutù) is a straightforward, no-nonsense word. It's essential for discussing health and illness in Chinese. Practice these examples, and you'll be able to understand and use it when it matters most.
§ Don't confuse it with other words for feeling sick
Many learners mix up 呕吐 (to vomit) with other related terms like 恶心 (nauseous) or 吐 (to spit). While they're all related to the mouth or stomach, they have distinct meanings.
- DEFINITION
- 恶心 (ěxīn) means to feel nauseous, to feel sick to your stomach. It's the sensation *before* vomiting.
我感觉很恶心，可能要吐了。
Translation hint: I feel very nauseous, I might vomit.
- DEFINITION
- 吐 (tǔ) can be a general verb meaning to spit or to vomit. When it means to vomit, it's often used more casually or informally than 呕吐.
他喝太多酒，吐了。
Translation hint: He drank too much alcohol and vomited.
§ Using 呕吐 as a noun
While 呕吐 is primarily a verb, learners sometimes incorrectly try to use it directly as a noun for 'vomit' or 'the act of vomiting' in ways that sound unnatural. In Chinese, it's more common to describe the *action* or use other phrases.
病人出现呕吐症状。
Translation hint: The patient showed symptoms of vomiting.
- Here, 呕吐 is part of a noun phrase 呕吐症状 (vomiting symptoms), not a standalone noun for the substance.
他饭后感到不适，呕吐了几次。
Translation hint: He felt unwell after the meal and vomited a few times.
- This sentence uses 呕吐 as a verb with a quantifier 几次 (a few times) to describe the action.
§ Incorrectly modifying 呕吐
Because 呕吐 is a verb, you need to be careful with how you modify it. You use adverbs, not adjectives, to describe the *way* someone vomits.
Incorrect:
- 剧烈的呕吐 (jùliè de ǒutù - violent vomit) - sounds like a violent *thing* rather than a violent *action*.
Correct:
他剧烈地呕吐。
Translation hint: He vomited violently.
- Here, 剧烈地 (violently) is an adverb modifying the verb 呕吐.
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他想呕吐。
He wants to vomit.
我感觉想呕吐。
I feel like vomiting.
她吃了不好的食物，然后呕吐了。
She ate bad food, then vomited.
孩子病了，他呕吐了。
The child is sick, he vomited.
他喝了太多酒，开始呕吐。
He drank too much alcohol, started to vomit.
坐车久了，她会呕吐。
She will vomit if she sits in a car for a long time.
他吃了药，就没有呕吐了。
He took the medicine, then didn't vomit anymore.
如果你感觉不舒服，可能会呕吐。
If you feel unwell, you might vomit.
他喝了太多酒，结果在派对上呕吐了。
He drank too much alcohol and ended up vomiting at the party.
那个孩子吃了不干净的东西，所以开始呕吐。
That child ate something unclean, so he started to vomit.
坐船时，如果晕船，人们很容易呕吐。
When on a boat, if one gets seasick, it's easy to vomit.
医生说她需要卧床休息，因为她一直在呕吐。
The doctor said she needed bed rest because she had been vomiting.
闻到那股腐烂的味道，他差点呕吐出来。
Smelling that rotten odor, he almost vomited.
怀孕的妇女在早上有时会感到恶心和呕吐。
Pregnant women sometimes feel nauseous and vomit in the morning.
她因为食物中毒而频繁呕吐，非常虚弱。
She was very weak due to frequent vomiting from food poisoning.
飞行中的颠簸让他感到不适，最终导致呕吐。
The turbulence during the flight made him uncomfortable, eventually leading to vomiting.
관용어 및 표현
"上吐下泻 (shàng tǔ xià xiè)"
vomiting and diarrhea
他吃坏了肚子，上吐下泻。
neutral"吐得一塌糊涂 (tǔ de yī tā hú tú)"
to vomit all over the place; to vomit a mess
他喝醉了，吐得一塌糊涂。
informal"反胃 (fǎn wèi)"
to feel nauseous; to feel sick to one's stomach (often precedes vomiting)
闻到这个味道我就反胃。
neutral"恶心 (ě xīn)"
to feel sick; nauseated (can also mean disgusting)
我有点恶心，想吐。
neutral"把胃里的东西都吐出来了 (bǎ wèi lǐ de dōng xī dōu tǔ chū lái le)"
to throw up everything in one's stomach
他吃太多了，把胃里的东西都吐出来了。
neutral"吐苦水 (tǔ kǔ shuǐ)"
to pour out one's grievances; to complain bitterly (figurative)
他总喜欢向朋友吐苦水。
informal"呕心沥血 (ǒu xīn lì xuè)"
to work one's heart out; to exhaust one's mind and body (figurative, no actual vomiting)
他呕心沥血地完成了这个项目。
formal"吐血 (tǔ xuè)"
to vomit blood (literal); to put in tremendous effort (figurative)
他为了这个考试吐血复习。
neutral"晕船想吐 (yūn chuán xiǎng tǔ)"
seasick and want to vomit
他第一次坐船，有点晕船想吐。
neutral"吐个稀里哗啦 (tǔ ge xī lǐ huā lā)"
to vomit profusely; to throw up a lot (onomatopoeic)
他喝醉了，吐了个稀里哗啦。
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Basic use of 呕吐
The most common way to say 'to vomit' is 呕吐 (ǒu tù). It's a straightforward verb you can use in many situations.
Sentence Structure with 呕吐
You can use 呕吐 directly after the subject. For example, 他呕吐了 (Tā ǒu tù le) means 'He vomited.'
Common causes of 呕吐
People often 呕吐 because of illness or motion sickness. You might hear someone say, '他因为晕车而呕吐' (Tā yīnwèi yūnchē ér ǒu tù) - 'He vomited because of motion sickness.'
Using 呕吐 in a medical context
In a medical setting, 呕吐 is the formal and correct term to use. For example, 医生说病人有呕吐症状 (Yīshēng shuō bìngrén yǒu ǒu tù zhèngzhuàng) - 'The doctor said the patient has vomiting symptoms.'
Don't confuse with 吐
While 吐 (tǔ) can also mean 'to spit' or 'to vomit', 呕吐 (ǒu tù) specifically means 'to vomit' and is more formal and unambiguous.
Describing the act of vomiting
You can add details to 呕吐. For instance, 他吃坏肚子后呕吐了好几次 (Tā chī huài dùzi hòu ǒu tù le hǎo jǐ cì) - 'He vomited several times after eating bad food.'
Past tense for 呕吐
To indicate that someone vomited in the past, simply add 了 (le) after 呕吐. Example: 她呕吐了 (Tā ǒu tù le) - 'She vomited.'
Future tense for 呕吐
For future actions, you can use 会 (huì) before 呕吐. For example, 他可能会呕吐 (Tā kěnéng huì ǒu tù) - 'He might vomit.'
Being polite about 呕吐
When talking about someone else vomiting, it's generally polite to be brief and direct without excessive detail. 呕吐 is a neutral and appropriate term.
Using with other verbs
You might see 呕吐 combined with other verbs to describe the process. For example, 他感到恶心并呕吐了 (Tā gǎndào ěxīn bìng ǒu tù le) - 'He felt nauseous and vomited.'
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Feeling unwell after eating something bad.
- 我吃坏肚子了，想呕吐。(I ate something bad, I want to vomit.)
- 他吃了不干净的食物，开始呕吐。(He ate unclean food and started to vomit.)
- 吃了这个，我有点想呕吐。(After eating this, I feel a bit like vomiting.)
Experiencing motion sickness.
- 坐车坐久了，我有点想呕吐。(After a long car ride, I feel a bit like vomiting.)
- 晕船让他感到非常想呕吐。(Seasickness made him feel very much like vomiting.)
- 飞机颠簸让我恶心想呕吐。(The turbulent flight made me nauseous and want to vomit.)
Feeling ill due to a stomach bug or flu.
- 他感冒了，发烧又呕吐。(He caught a cold, had a fever and vomited.)
- 小孩得了肠胃炎，一直在呕吐。(The child has gastroenteritis and has been vomiting.)
- 她生病了，吃什么都想呕吐。(She's sick, she feels like vomiting everything she eats.)
Describing someone who is vomiting.
- 他喝多了，正在呕吐。(He drank too much and is vomiting.)
- 那个病人呕吐得很厉害。(That patient is vomiting severely.)
- 她突然感到不适，然后呕吐了。(She suddenly felt unwell, then vomited.)
Asking if someone has vomited.
- 你有没有呕吐？(Did you vomit?)
- 他吐了吗？(Did he vomit?)
- 她今天早上呕吐了吗？(Did she vomit this morning?)
대화 시작하기
"你上次呕吐是什么时候？为什么？(When was the last time you vomited? Why?)"
"如果你感到恶心想呕吐，你会怎么做？(If you feel nauseous and want to vomit, what would you do?)"
"你有没有因为晕车或晕船而呕吐的经历？(Have you ever vomited due to motion sickness or seasickness?)"
"如果你看到有人呕吐，你会怎么帮助他们？(If you see someone vomiting, how would you help them?)"
"你觉得吃什么食物会导致人呕吐？(What foods do you think can cause people to vomit?)"
일기 주제
描述一次你感到非常恶心，差点呕吐的经历。(Describe an experience where you felt very nauseous and almost vomited.)
写一篇短文，描述你生病呕吐时，家人或朋友是如何照顾你的。(Write a short essay describing how your family or friends took care of you when you were sick and vomiting.)
想象一下你是一个医生，病人来找你看病，说他一直呕吐。你会问他什么问题？(Imagine you are a doctor, and a patient comes to you saying he has been vomiting. What questions would you ask him?)
思考并写下预防呕吐的几种方法。(Think about and write down several ways to prevent vomiting.)
写一写你对呕吐这个词的看法，以及它在日常生活中出现时你的感受。(Write about your thoughts on the word 'vomit' and how you feel when it comes up in daily life.)
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문The Chinese word for 'to vomit' is 呕吐 (ǒutù).
Yes, you can use 呕吐 to describe vomiting due to motion sickness. For example, 坐车让她想呕吐 (Zuòchē ràng tā xiǎng ǒutù) means 'Taking the car makes her want to vomit.'
呕吐 is a neutral word and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. It's quite direct.
While 呕吐 is the most common and direct term, you might also hear 吐 (tù), which is a bit more casual and can also mean 'to spit'.
You can use 呕吐 directly after a subject. For instance, 他开始呕吐了 (Tā kāishǐ ǒutù le) means 'He started to vomit.'
呕吐 specifically refers to vomiting. 吐 (tù) is a broader term that can mean 'to spit' or 'to vomit'. When you want to be clear about vomiting, 呕吐 is the better choice.
A common phrase is 恶心呕吐 (ěxīn ǒutù), which means 'nausea and vomiting'. It's often used together to describe being sick.
呕吐 is pronounced ǒutù. The first character, 呕, has a third tone, and the second character, 吐, has a fourth tone.
No, 呕吐 is almost exclusively used literally to mean 'to vomit'. It's not typically used metaphorically in common Chinese speech.
A simple example: 她吃了坏东西后呕吐了 (Tā chī le huài dōngxi hòu ǒutù le). This means 'She vomited after eating bad food.'
셀프 테스트 60 질문
Choose the correct character for 'oǔ' in '呕吐'.
The character '呕' (oǔ) is used in '呕吐' (oǔtù) which means to vomit. The other characters sound similar but are incorrect in this context.
Which word means 'to vomit'?
呕吐 (oǔtù) means to vomit. The other options mean 'to eat', 'to sleep', and 'to drink water' respectively.
If someone feels sick to their stomach, they might want to ___.
When someone feels sick to their stomach, they might need to 呕吐 (oǔtù), which means to vomit. The other options are unrelated actions.
呕吐 (oǔtù) means to eat.
呕吐 (oǔtù) means to vomit, not to eat. To eat is 吃饭 (chīfàn).
When you are sick, you might 呕吐 (oǔtù).
Yes, when you are sick, especially with stomach issues, you might 呕吐 (oǔtù), which means to vomit.
呕吐 (oǔtù) is a verb.
Yes, 呕吐 (oǔtù) is a verb, meaning 'to vomit'.
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 他昨天吃太多了，所以今天早上开始___。
The sentence describes someone eating too much and then starting to 'vomit' in the morning, which is 呕吐. The other options are 'cough', 'sneeze', and 'have a runny nose'.
Which of the following situations would most likely lead to 呕吐?
Eating a big meal can sometimes lead to nausea and vomiting. The other options are unrelated to vomiting.
If someone feels like 呕吐, what might they say?
我想吐 (Wǒ xiǎng tù) directly translates to 'I want to vomit' or 'I feel like vomiting', indicating the feeling of 呕吐.
如果一个人感到恶心，他可能会呕吐。(If a person feels nauseous, they might vomit.)
Feeling nauseous (恶心) is often a precursor to vomiting (呕吐).
在生病的时候，人们通常不会呕吐。(When people are sick, they usually don't vomit.)
Vomiting is a common symptom when people are sick, especially with stomach flu or food poisoning.
吃完饭立刻跑步可能会导致呕吐。(Running immediately after eating might lead to vomiting.)
Vigorous activity immediately after eating can sometimes cause an upset stomach and lead to vomiting.
You ate too much spicy food and now you feel sick. Write a sentence in Chinese saying you feel like vomiting.
Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.
Sample answer
我吃太多辣的食物了，现在有点想呕吐。
Your friend drank too much alcohol and vomited. Write a short sentence in Chinese describing what happened.
Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.
Sample answer
我的朋友喝醉了，他呕吐了。
Someone on the bus got motion sickness and vomited. Write a sentence about this in Chinese.
Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.
Sample answer
在车上有人晕车，然后呕吐了。
小明为什么呕吐？
Read this passage:
小明今天早上吃了不干净的东西，所以他感到胃不舒服。后来，他忍不住呕吐了。他现在好多了。
小明为什么呕吐？
文章中提到'小明今天早上吃了不干净的东西，所以他感到胃不舒服。后来，他忍不住呕吐了。'
文章中提到'小明今天早上吃了不干净的东西，所以他感到胃不舒服。后来，他忍不住呕吐了。'
作者为什么呕吐？
Read this passage:
昨天晚上我坐船出海，海浪很大。我开始觉得头晕恶心，最后不得不呕吐。这是我第一次晕船。
作者为什么呕吐？
文章中提到'我坐船出海，海浪很大。我开始觉得头晕恶心，最后不得不呕吐。这是我第一次晕船。'
文章中提到'我坐船出海，海浪很大。我开始觉得头晕恶心，最后不得不呕吐。这是我第一次晕船。'
根据医生的话，什么情况可能会导致人呕吐？
Read this passage:
医生告诉我，有些药可能会导致人呕吐，所以吃药后要多休息，不要做剧烈运动。
根据医生的话，什么情况可能会导致人呕吐？
文章中提到'医生告诉我，有些药可能会导致人呕吐'。
文章中提到'医生告诉我，有些药可能会导致人呕吐'。
Choose the correct sentence: My stomach feels so uncomfortable, I want to vomit.
The sentence expresses the desire to vomit, making '想呕吐' (xiǎng ǒutù - want to vomit) the correct choice.
Which of the following situations would most likely lead to someone saying they want to '呕吐' (to vomit)?
Eating too much spicy food can cause an upset stomach, which might lead to vomiting. The other options describe positive situations that are unlikely to cause vomiting.
If a child ate something bad and started to '呕吐' (to vomit), what would be the most immediate action a parent might take?
If a child is vomiting after eating something bad, seeking medical attention by taking them to the hospital is the most appropriate and immediate action.
You would use '呕吐' to describe someone feeling very happy and excited.
'呕吐' (ǒutù) means 'to vomit' and is associated with sickness or discomfort, not happiness or excitement.
After a long and bumpy car ride, someone might feel like '呕吐' (to vomit).
Motion sickness, often experienced during bumpy car rides, can cause nausea and lead to vomiting.
If you see someone '呕吐', it means they are singing a song.
'呕吐' means 'to vomit', which is a physical reaction to sickness, not singing.
He started to vomit after eating something unclean.
The doctor said she vomited because of motion sickness.
One of the side effects of this medicine is nausea and vomiting.
Read this aloud:
你有没有过食物中毒呕吐的经历？
Focus: 呕吐 (ǒu tù)
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Read this aloud:
如果感到恶心，应该如何避免呕吐？
Focus: 避免 (bì miǎn)
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Read this aloud:
飞机起飞时，我旁边的人突然呕吐了。
Focus: 突然 (tū rán)
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You just ate something bad and feel sick. Describe how you are feeling and what you plan to do, using '呕吐' at least once.
Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.
Sample answer
我吃完饭后觉得胃很不舒服，好像要呕吐。我得赶紧去医院看看。
Imagine you are a doctor. A patient describes symptoms of nausea. Write down a short note about their condition, including the possibility of '呕吐'.
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病人主诉恶心，有呕吐症状的可能性。需进一步检查。
You are giving advice to a friend who is experiencing seasickness. What would you tell them to do or not do, mentioning '呕吐'?
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如果你晕船想呕吐，最好躺下休息，或者看看远方。不要一直盯着手机。
小明为什么去医院？
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小明昨晚吃了很多海鲜，结果半夜开始肚子疼，还一直呕吐。他的妈妈很担心，带他去了医院。医生说他是食物中毒。
小明为什么去医院？
文章中提到小明“肚子疼，还一直呕吐”，所以他去了医院。
文章中提到小明“肚子疼，还一直呕吐”，所以他去了医院。
文章建议如何避免旅行中出现呕吐的情况？
Read this passage:
旅行时，有些人会因为水土不服而感到恶心，甚至呕吐。为了避免这种情况，建议随身携带一些肠胃药，并注意饮食卫生。
文章建议如何避免旅行中出现呕吐的情况？
文章中明确建议“携带一些肠胃药，并注意饮食卫生”以避免呕吐。
文章中明确建议“携带一些肠胃药，并注意饮食卫生”以避免呕吐。
关于晨吐，以下哪项是正确的？
Read this passage:
怀孕早期，许多女性会经历晨吐，这是一种常见的生理反应，表现为恶心和呕吐。通常在怀孕三个月后会逐渐缓解。
关于晨吐，以下哪项是正确的？
文章中提到“晨吐，这是一种常见的生理反应”。
文章中提到“晨吐，这是一种常见的生理反应”。
This sentence describes someone vomiting due to eating something unclean. The structure is 'Subject + 因为 (because) + reason + 而 (and as a result) + action'.
This sentence means 'Pregnant women often vomit in the morning.' The structure is 'Subject + adverb of time + adverb of frequency + 会 (will) + verb'.
This sentence means 'The doctor advised him to go to the emergency room if he continued to vomit.' The structure is 'Subject + 建议 (advise) + indirect object + 如果 (if) + condition + 就 (then) + consequence'.
He vomited because he ate something unclean.
Soon after the plane took off, some passengers started to vomit.
The doctor advised him to rest more to prevent vomiting again.
Read this aloud:
孩子半夜突然呕吐，把我们都吓坏了。
Focus: 呕吐
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怀孕初期，很多女性都会有恶心呕吐的症状。
Focus: 恶心呕吐
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食物中毒会导致剧烈的腹痛和呕吐。
Focus: 剧烈腹痛和呕吐
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Describe a time you or someone you know felt nauseous and eventually vomited. What caused it? What happened next?
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有一次我坐船，海浪很大，我感到非常恶心。没过多久，我就开始呕吐了。船员给了我一些药，休息了一会儿才好起来。
Imagine you are a doctor. A patient comes to you complaining about frequent vomiting. What questions would you ask them, and what advice would you give?
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我会问病人呕吐多久了，有没有其他症状比如发烧、腹痛。饮食上有什么变化吗？我会建议他们吃清淡的食物，多喝水，并进行一些检查找出原因。
Discuss the different reasons why someone might vomit. Consider both physical and psychological factors.
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呕吐的原因有很多，可能是食物中毒、肠胃炎等身体疾病。也有可能是心理因素，比如极度紧张或压力过大。有些药物的副作用也会导致呕吐。
根据短文，小明的主要症状是什么？ (According to the passage, what is Xiaoming's main symptom?)
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小明最近常常感到不适，尤其是饭后。他觉得胃里翻江倒海，几次都差点呕吐出来。医生建议他去医院做个详细检查，看看是不是胃出了问题。
根据短文，小明的主要症状是什么？ (According to the passage, what is Xiaoming's main symptom?)
短文提到小明“觉得胃里翻江倒海，几次都差点呕吐出来”，这表明他感到胃部不适。
短文提到小明“觉得胃里翻江倒海，几次都差点呕吐出来”，这表明他感到胃部不适。
文中提到了哪种方法可以缓解晕车引起的呕吐？ (Which method is mentioned in the passage to relieve vomiting caused by motion sickness?)
Read this passage:
乘坐长途汽车时，有些人会因为晕车而呕吐。为了避免这种情况，可以在出发前服用晕车药，或者选择坐在前排靠窗的位置，并保持空气流通。
文中提到了哪种方法可以缓解晕车引起的呕吐？ (Which method is mentioned in the passage to relieve vomiting caused by motion sickness?)
文章中明确提到“可以在出发前服用晕车药，或者选择坐在前排靠窗的位置，并保持空气流通”来避免呕吐。
文章中明确提到“可以在出发前服用晕车药，或者选择坐在前排靠窗的位置，并保持空气流通”来避免呕吐。
根据短文，酒精过量为什么会导致呕吐？ (According to the passage, why does excessive alcohol cause vomiting?)
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酒精过量是导致呕吐的常见原因之一。当身体摄入过多的酒精时，肝脏无法及时分解，导致酒精中毒，从而引发呕吐反射，以排出体内毒素。
根据短文，酒精过量为什么会导致呕吐？ (According to the passage, why does excessive alcohol cause vomiting?)
短文指出“当身体摄入过多的酒精时，肝脏无法及时分解，导致酒精中毒，从而引发呕吐反射”。
短文指出“当身体摄入过多的酒精时，肝脏无法及时分解，导致酒精中毒，从而引发呕吐反射”。
在极度紧张的情况下，她感到胃部不适，仿佛随时可能___。
根据上下文，胃部不适通常伴随着呕吐的冲动。
由于严重的晕车，他一下车就忍不住___了。
晕车常见的症状就是呕吐。
医生警告说，如果服用这种药物后出现___，应立即停止用药并就医。
药物引起的剧烈不适，特别是呕吐，通常是需要立即停药和就医的严重副作用。
食物中毒的症状包括腹泻、腹痛和反复___。
呕吐是食物中毒的典型症状之一，与腹泻和腹痛同时出现。
她怀孕初期，经常感到恶心想___，食欲不振。
怀孕初期，恶心想吐是常见的妊娠反应。
那个病人因为服用过量药物，出现了剧烈的___反应。
药物过量常常会导致身体剧烈的排斥反应，呕吐是其中之一。
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Summary
呕吐 means to vomit, a common physical reaction to illness or discomfort.
- Feeling sick and throwing up.
- Your body getting rid of something from your stomach.
- What happens after eating bad food sometimes.
Basic use of 呕吐
The most common way to say 'to vomit' is 呕吐 (ǒu tù). It's a straightforward verb you can use in many situations.
Sentence Structure with 呕吐
You can use 呕吐 directly after the subject. For example, 他呕吐了 (Tā ǒu tù le) means 'He vomited.'
Common causes of 呕吐
People often 呕吐 because of illness or motion sickness. You might hear someone say, '他因为晕车而呕吐' (Tā yīnwèi yūnchē ér ǒu tù) - 'He vomited because of motion sickness.'
Using 呕吐 in a medical context
In a medical setting, 呕吐 is the formal and correct term to use. For example, 医生说病人有呕吐症状 (Yīshēng shuō bìngrén yǒu ǒu tù zhèngzhuàng) - 'The doctor said the patient has vomiting symptoms.'
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一粒
A2One pill; a grain (for small, round objects like pills).
一片
A2One tablet; a slice (for flat objects like pills).
不正常
A2abnormal
以上
A2Above, over (a number)
酸痛
A2Sore; aching (especially muscles).
倒是
A2On the contrary; actually.
针灸
A2Acupuncture; traditional Chinese therapy.
扎针
A2to give an injection
急性
B1acute (illness)
急性病
B1Acute disease.
