Translation for 'spew' from English to Hungarian

to spew [coll.] [to vomit]

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• Today, the presence of many industrial projects in and around Cagayan de Oro, continue to spew large amount of pollutants into the bay.
• On 31 May 2021 the former owners of the Ilva steelworks, Fabio and Nicola Riva, were sentenced to 22 and 20 years in jail respectively for allowing it to spew out deadly pollution.
• This serpent could fly on a trail of fire, and it could also spew fire, which has led to it being viewed as analogous to European dragons.
• They now had telescopic forks, originally designed by Turner, but modified by Freddie Clarke after it was found that fork oil would spew out on bottoming.
• There are also keys and doors and on each level a hidden 'volcano' that will spew out Glooks if walked over.

• Located along three blocks of the Third Street Promenade, the dinosaur topiaries "spew" streams of water from their mouths.
• Sulfura (Human Volcano) has the power to fly, and spew fire, rocks and acid to melt her enemies. Carmina Villarroel played Sulfura.
• Its fangs are short and firm, as in other cobra species, but are not altered in a functional capacity to spew venom.
• In sharp contrast, Laura Snapes of "The Guardian" gave the record a very negative review, calling it "a torrent of spew-inducing self-pity".
• Then she complained that there was no fire, in its purity and perfection. And so Odin thrust his spear deep into one of the mountains, causing it to spew fire.

• 3 million when its ATMs were programmed to spew cash at certain times that henchmen would then collect, while a separate firm had $10 million taken via its online platform.
• But as Tom and Liz spew their mutual loathing for each other, their respective friends try to convince them of the old adage that there is a fine line between love and hate.
• They spew hatred, divide Indians and insult our nation".
• Biogenic sources are natural sources, such as volcanoes that spew particulate matter, lightning strikes that cause forest fires, and trees and other vegetation that release pollen and spores into the atmosphere.
• The title is most likely the source of the common Australianism "chunder" as rhyming slang for "spew".

• Each of Tricepalous' three heads can spew fire from its mouth. The wings on its back enable it flight.
• Io, a moon of Jupiter, has several volcanoes that spew sulphur. Some of these include Pele and Tohil Mons.
• In 2004, Kerinci erupted and continues to spew clouds of sulphurous smoke, with plumes reaching as high as [...] above the summit.