呕 (嘔)
ǒu
Pinyin
Definition
呕 (嘔)
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- vomit
Character Decomposition
Idioms (1)
呕心沥血
- 1 lit. to spit out one's heart and spill blood (idiom)
- 2 to work one's heart out
- 3 blood, sweat and tears
Sample Sentences
这…詹老板,你……喝高了吧……奇怪…我有点不舒服…呕......
Eh... Mr Zhan, you... you've managed to throw back a lot there... strange... I feel a bit ill.. Bleurgh...
可能 这种 恐怖 气氛 能 潜意识 激发 人 的 某些 心理 秘密,并且 带来 恐惧。恐怖片 中 的 各种 悬念 也 能 使 观众 深迷 其中 不能 自拔。日本 的 恐怖片 还 体现 了 非常 鲜明 的 日本 民族 特色 和 东方 神秘主义 的 传统。片 中 的 主角 通常 都 是 秀丽 或 妖艳 的 女子,既 美丽 又 恐怖,她们 在 表现出 残忍 和 邪恶 的 同时,也 有 令人 同情 和 惋惜 的 一面。日本恐怖片 中 的 邪恶 力量 往往 暗示 了 人 内心 的 黑暗,所以 尽管 没有 令人作呕 的 血腥 画面,却 能 让人 感到 精神上 的 恐惧 和 慌乱。纯粹 是 一种 心理上 的 折磨,应该说 这 才 是 真正 意义 上 的 恐怖。
Maybe that kind of scary atmosphere can subconsciously stimulate the secrets in people's hearts and create terror. The suspense in scary movies can also envelop the audience. Japanese movies also display very distinctive traditions of Japanese and Eastern mysticism. The stars are often pretty or coquettish girls, both beautiful and scary. While they are often cruel and evil, they can also make people empathize and feel sorry for them. The power of the evil in Japanese movies hints at the darkness in people's hearts. So even though they aren't so gory that you want to puke, the movies can make people feel fear and unease in their spirit. It's unadulterated psychological torture. We should say that it is terror in the truest sense of the word.
我就说那个贱人一定在我背后对老板说了什么,现在好啦!我绞尽脑汁,呕心沥血规划出来的案子,就这样被她那纤纤小手轻轻一挥,然后就灰飞烟灭了。你说这口气我怎么吞得下去?
I told you that bitch had said something to the boss behind my back, now look where we are! I racked my brains and put my blood, sweat and tears into planning that project, just to have her take it into her nimble little hands and now it has gone up in smoke. How am I supposed to just let it go?
呕吐,还拉肚子。
He's throwing up and has diarrhea.
我们俩都呕吐,拉肚子。肯定是食物中毒了。
We're both vomiting and have diarrhea. We definitely got food poisoning.
哦,是这个意思。我还以为是你吃稀饭不消化,呕出来了。那,这个“酱紫”是什么?
Oh, is that what it means. I thought it meant you ate congee but didn't digest it, then threw it up. So what's this ``jiangzi?"