to burst
01
爆裂, 破裂
to suddenly and violently break open or apart, particularly as a result of internal pressure
Intransitive
例子
The balloon burst with a loud pop, startling everyone.
气球爆裂时发出很大的声响，吓了大家一跳。
02
冲, 爆发
to move suddenly and forcefully in a particular direction, often with great speed
Intransitive: to burst somewhere
例子
The car burst through the finish line, securing first place.
汽车冲过终点线，确保了第一名。
03
爆发, 溢出
to experience a sudden and overwhelming feeling or urge that is hard to control
Intransitive: to burst | to burst with an emotion
例子
His heart burst with joy after the surprise proposal.
在惊喜求婚之后，他的心因喜悦而爆发了。
04
爆裂, 闯入
to move forcefully and suddenly through or into something
Intransitive: to burst into a place | to burst through an obstacle
例子
The protesters burst into the building, demanding to speak with the manager.
抗议者冲进大楼，要求与经理谈话。
05
爆发, 突然出现
to appear or come out suddenly and unexpectedly
Intransitive
例子
The flowers burst from the ground as the spring weather arrived.
随着春天天气的到来，花朵从地面迸发出来。
06
爆裂, 猛然打开
to open quickly and with force
Linking Verb: to burst [adj]
例子
The envelope burst open in his hands, spilling its contents onto the floor.
信封在他手中爆开，将内容物洒在地板上。
07
爆裂, 使爆炸
to make something break open or explode suddenly
Transitive: to burst sth
例子
The fireworks display accidentally burst a few shells before they were ready.
烟花表演意外地在准备就绪前引爆了几枚炮弹。
Burst
01
the act of breaking or exploding suddenly
例子
The fireworks ended with a final burst.
02
a rapid, simultaneous firing of multiple guns or firearms
例子
The gunner fired a burst at the target.
03
爆发, 迸发
a sudden, brief increase or surge of activity, force, or energy, often happening quickly and intensely
例子
There was a sudden burst of laughter when the comedian made a funny joke.
当喜剧演员讲了一个有趣的笑话时，突然爆发出一阵笑声。
04
a sudden, intense occurrence or event
例子
A burst of noise came from the construction site.
