つく
吐く
verb
つく
- to say something, especially a lie or something bad
はく
- to bring food up from your stomach, to vomit;to let air come out of your mouth;to bring up food from your stomach
例文
つく
I can't trust him because he lies without batting an eye.
He went back to work, cursing under his breath.
It's not like you to complain like that.
He is always complaining.
I swear I will never lie again.
はく
Because he drank too much, he threw it all up.
Take a deep breath and exhale slowly.
I drank too much, so I felt sick and threw up.
Suffering from morning sickness, she vomits many times every day.
He said he ate too much yesterday and threw it all up.
When you breathe out in the cold, it looks white.
He slowly exhaled the cigarette smoke.
I felt sick and threw up all of my breakfast.
He felt sick from seasickness and finally threw up.
I took a deep breath to ease the tension.
When I got on the bus, I started to feel sick and almost threw up.
I wonder if the dog ate something strange, it's throwing up foam.
After exercising, I rested while breathing heavily.
I was so stressed that I couldn't eat anything and ended up vomiting.
After drinking alcohol, I felt sick and threw up a little.