disgorge Význam & definice

Příklady disgorge

• Coughing and spitting wildly, she disgorges a sharp.

• The diet is diverse even over short time periods: for example, one snake disgorged a freshly ingested eel plus a rat, and six others disgorged both rats and snake eggs.

• To that end, either party may compel the other to disgorge whatever facts he has in his possession.

• If that person has disgorged all that he knows, the judge may vary the sentence from 99 years to a much more sensible period.

• Imagine the jam if, through weather or other causes, two or more jumbo-jets disgorged their nearly full loads within minutes of each other.

• The problem of foreign coaches disgorging their travellers into the road is very serious and creates even more congestion.

• Furthermore, it pollutes the environment because traffic sits there disgorging fumes.

• One exploded but the other failed to do so, disgorging its contents on the green.