eructar

to burp, to belch

e ɾ u ɡ ˈt a ɾ
eruct belch + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #48,952
to burp, to belch Eructar is somewhat formal; burp is more common in everyday speech.
SP: A veces necesito eructar después de comer.
EN: Sometimes I need to burp after eating.

En India, las chicas no pueden eructar.

In India, girls are not allowed to burp.

— Queen (2014)

El que tiene rana en la garganta empieza a eructar.

The one who has a frog in his throat begins to burp.

Vamos a eructar hoy.

We're going to burp today.

— Queen (2014)

¡Por eso no se puede eructar!

That’s why you can’t burp!

— El Submarino (1981)

Padre prometiste, no eructar en mi matrimonio.

Father, you promised not to burp in my marriage.

— Los Visitantes (1993)