to vomit; to throw up contents of the stomach through the mouth

To feel sick or feel like vomiting

to pour all of one's energy and effort into a task; literal meaning is to spit out one's heart and spill blood

to vomit blood; to have hematemesis caused by bleeding in the digestive tract

to make someone feel sick or nauseous; disgusting; repulsive

To have the sound or movement of vomiting without actually throwing anything up

to pour one's heart into something; to exert one's mental efforts to the limit, often used in the idiom [[呕心沥血|嘔心瀝血|ou3 xin1 li4 xue4]]

vomit; vomitus; matter that has been vomited up

vomit; puke

(literary) kind, gentle, or cordial in manner

onomatopoeia for the babbling of a child learning to speak, the creaking sound of oars or carts, the sound of musical instruments, or the chirping of birds

to spend an enormous amount of effort; to work one's heart out on something

To be resentful or sulky due to an argument or grievance; to be at odds with someone.

sound of a carriage creaking or an oars splashing

the sound made by rowing an oar

sound of a child speaking or learning to talk

(medical term) belching accompanied by nausea and a feeling of air or food rising up through the throat