Pronunciation: /bɛltʃ/
noun a loud burp or emission of gas from the stomach through the mouth
A1 My little brother let out a loud belch after drinking his soda.
A2 The old man couldn't help but let out a belch after finishing his meal.
B1 The comedian's joke was so funny that it made the entire audience belch with laughter.
B2 The spicy food caused him to belch loudly, much to the amusement of his friends.
C1 Despite his sophisticated appearance, the diplomat let out a belch at the dinner party.
C2 The opera singer's belch echoed through the concert hall, causing a moment of shock and amusement.
verb to emit gas audibly from the stomach through the mouth
A1 The baby belched after drinking her milk too quickly.
A2 He couldn't help but belch loudly after finishing his meal.
B1 The man tried to discreetly belch during the meeting.
B2 She let out a loud belch, much to the amusement of her friends.
C1 Despite his efforts to control it, the belch escaped loudly.
C2 The comedian's exaggerated belch had the audience roaring with laughter.
formal The dinner party was interrupted by a loud belch from one of the guests.
informal My brother always belches loudly after drinking soda.
slang I can't believe you just belched in front of everyone!
figurative The factory belched out smoke, polluting the air around it.
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