Burst
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British pronunciation/bˈɜːst/
American pronunciation/ˈbɝst/

Définition et Signification de "burst"

to burst
01

éclater

to suddenly and violently break open or apart, particularly as a result of internal pressure
Intransitive
to burst definition and meaning
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The dam burst, causing a flood downstream.
02

jaillir, éclater

to move suddenly and forcefully in a particular direction, often with great speed
Intransitive: to burst somewhere
03

exploser, se déchaîner

to experience a sudden and overwhelming feeling or urge that is hard to control
Intransitive: to burst | to burst with an emotion
04

éclater, forcer le passage

to move forcefully and suddenly through or into something
Intransitive: to burst into a place | to burst through an obstacle
05

éclater, jaillir

to appear or come out suddenly and unexpectedly
Intransitive
06

éclater, s'ouvrir brusquement

to open quickly and with force
Linking Verb: to burst [adj]
07

éclater, exploser

to make something break open or explode suddenly
Transitive: to burst sth
Burst
01

explosion, éclatement

the act of exploding or bursting
02

salve, rafale

rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms
03

un éclat, une poussée

a sudden, brief increase or surge of activity, force, or energy, often happening quickly and intensely
04

explosion, éclat

a sudden intense happening
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