belch造句怎么写

But we think this is the prettiest black-hole belch we've seen in a while.

The child's squinted eyes, curled hands, and slightly opened mouth would belch from time to time, which was very cute.

Winston roused himself and sat up straighter. He let out a belch. The gin was rising from his stomach.

The International Maritime Organisation is discussing regulations that may force ships to belch out less carbon dioxide, and has introduced tighter limits on other pollutants.

I will punish bel in Babylon and make him belch out what he devoured. No longer will nations stream to him. The wall of Babylon has fallen.

Assuming that you are capable of holding on to the key, just press the giant red button and a resounding belch will issue forth from your Beer pager beer cozy/coaster.

Fuel cell vehicles belch out none of the greenhouse gases blamed for global warming, but their high cost and a lack of hydrogen refueling stations pose obstacles to mainstream use.

The ability to belch is almost universal.

The kid is making a belch. Give him a drink

Baby enough to help after the baby after shooting back, will make a good belch.

Never blow your nose, burp, belch at and around the table.

He sat up straight on the edge of the bed, held his breath, and issued a long, resonant belch.

Most patient is without a symptom, if semiotic much performance is meal hind full bilge, ache of belch, anorexia, disgusting, epigastrium is unwell, or angular, anaemic , glossitis , diarrhoea.

Tall chimneys belch [vomit] forth black smoke.

He sat back and gave a loud belch.

But over there, nobody will say her worth is measured by the loudness of her husband's belch.

One other thing: by taking my car off the road in rush hour, I cut everyone else's queuing time as well, and reduce the emissions they belch out while they wait.

Get a baby's wind up, ie cause it to belch by stroking or patting its back

His stomach jiggled as he let off a belch.

After letting out the belch on he would push, battling his way, every muscle taut and straining, a giant whom nothing could stop.