retch in Italian
retch in Italian is conato, conato di vomito, avere conati di vomito — retch means to make the movements and sounds of being sick without actually bringing anything up.
retch in Italian
conato
An unsuccessful effort to vomit.
conato di vomito
An unsuccessful effort to vomit.
avere conati di vomito
What does "retch" mean?
- verb To make the movements and sounds of being sick without actually bringing anything up.
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verb To be sick, bringing up the contents of your stomach.
"Retching the contents from his lungs. The uncomfortable warble of voices called for help, greeting him at the floor. He was laid on a gurney, the slimy contents wiped from his face. The sting of needles inserted in his arms."
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retch in a sentence
- Retching the contents from his lungs. The uncomfortable warble of voices called for help, greeting him at the floor. He was laid on a gurney, the slimy contents wiped from his face. The sting of needles inserted in his arms.
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What is "retch" in Italian?
"retch" in Italian is conato, conato di vomito, avere conati di vomito. retch means: To make the movements and sounds of being sick without actually bringing anything up.
Are there other ways to say "retch" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "retch": conato, conato di vomito, avere conati di vomito.
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