burst 音标拼音: [b'ɚst]
vi . 爆裂,炸破
vt . 使…破裂,使…炸破
n . 突然破裂,爆发
爆裂,炸破使…破裂,使…炸破突然破裂,爆发
burst 丛; 成组
burst 猝发 爆丛
burst n 1 :
the act of exploding or bursting ; "
the explosion of the firecrackers awoke the children "; "
the burst of an atom bomb creates enormous radiation aloft " [
synonym : {
explosion },
{
burst }]
2 :
rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms ; "
our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise " [
synonym : {
fusillade },
{
salvo }, {
volley }, {
burst }]
3 :
a sudden flurry of activity (
often for no obvious reason ); "
a burst of applause "; "
a fit of housecleaning " [
synonym : {
burst },
{
fit }]
4 :
a sudden intense happening ; "
an outburst of heavy rain "; "
a burst of lightning " [
synonym : {
outburst }, {
burst }, {
flare -
up }]
v 1 :
come open suddenly and violently ,
as if from internal pressure ; "
The bubble burst " [
synonym : {
burst }, {
split }, {
break open }]
2 :
force out or release suddenly and often violently something pent up ; "
break into tears "; "
erupt in anger " [
synonym : {
break },
{
burst }, {
erupt }]
3 :
burst outward ,
usually with noise ; "
The champagne bottle exploded " [
synonym : {
explode }, {
burst }] [
ant : {
go off },
{
implode }]
4 :
move suddenly ,
energetically ,
or violently ; "
He burst out of the house into the cool night "
5 :
be in a state of movement or action ; "
The room abounded with screaming children "; "
The garden bristled with toddlers "
[
synonym : {
abound }, {
burst }, {
bristle }]
6 :
emerge suddenly ; "
The sun burst into view "
7 :
cause to burst ; "
The ice broke the pipe " [
synonym : {
collapse },
{
burst }]
8 :
break open or apart suddenly and forcefully ; "
The dam burst "
[
synonym : {
burst }, {
bust }]
Burst \
Burst \ (
b [^
u ]
rst ),
v .
t .
1 .
To break or rend by violence ,
as by an overcharge or by strain or pressure ,
esp .
from within ;
to force open suddenly ;
as ,
to burst a cannon ;
to burst a blood vessel ;
to burst open the doors .
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My breast I '
ll burst with straining of my courage .
--
Shak .
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2 .
To break . [
Obs .]
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You will not pay for the glasses you have burst ?
--
Shak .
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He burst his lance against the sand below . --
Fairfax (
Tasso ).
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3 .
To produce as an effect of bursting ;
as ,
to burst a hole through the wall .
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{
Bursting charge }.
See under {
Charge }.
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Burst \
Burst \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Burst };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Bursting }.
The past participle bursten is obsolete .] [
OE .
bersten ,
bresten ,
AS .
berstan (
pers .
sing .
berste ,
imp .
sing .
b [
ae ]
rst ,
imp .
pl .
burston ,
p .
p .
borsten );
akin to D .
bersten ,
G .
bersten ,
OHG .
brestan ,
OS .
brestan ,
Icel .
bresta ,
Sw .
brista ,
Dan .
briste .
Cf . {
Brast }, {
Break }.]
1 .
To fly apart or in pieces ;
of break open ;
to yield to force or pressure ,
especially to a sudden and violent exertion of force ,
or to pressure from within ;
to explode ;
as ,
the boiler had burst ;
the buds will burst in spring .
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From the egg that soon Bursting with kindly rupture ,
forth disclosed Their callow young . --
Milton .
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Note :
Often used figuratively ,
as of the heart ,
in reference to a surcharge of passion ,
grief ,
desire ,
etc .
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No ,
no ,
my heart will burst ,
an if I speak :
And I will speak ,
that so my heart may burst .
--
Shak .
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2 .
To exert force or pressure by which something is made suddenly to give way ;
to break through obstacles or limitations ;
hence ,
to appear suddenly and unexpectedly or unaccountably ,
or to depart in such manner ; --
usually with some qualifying adverb or preposition ,
as forth ,
out ,
away ,
into ,
upon ,
through ,
etc .
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Tears ,
such as angels weep ,
burst forth . --
Milton .
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And now you burst (
ah cruel !)
from my arms . --
Pope .
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A resolved villain Whose bowels suddenly burst out . --
Shak .
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We were the first that ever burst Into that silent sea . --
Coleridge .
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To burst upon him like an earthquake . --
Goldsmith .
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Burst \
Burst \,
n .
1 .
A sudden breaking forth ;
a violent rending ;
an explosion ;
as ,
a burst of thunder ;
a burst of applause ;
a burst of passion ;
a burst of inspiration .
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Bursts of fox -
hunting melody . --
W .
Irving .
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2 .
Any brief ,
violent exertion or effort ;
a spurt ;
as ,
a burst of speed .
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3 .
A sudden opening ,
as of landscape ;
a stretch ;
an expanse .
[
R .] "
A fine burst of country ." --
Jane Austen .
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4 .
A rupture or hernia ;
a breach .
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278 Moby Thesaurus words for "
burst ":
access ,
ado ,
aggravated ,
agitation ,
antiaircraft barrage ,
backfire ,
bang ,
bark ,
barrage ,
belch ,
blast ,
blaze ,
blaze of temper ,
blow out ,
blow up ,
blowout ,
blowup ,
bombardment ,
boom ,
bother ,
botheration ,
box barrage ,
breach ,
break ,
break open ,
break up ,
breakage ,
broadside ,
broken ,
bump ,
burned ,
burst ,
burst of speed ,
bury ,
bust ,
busted ,
bustle ,
cache ,
cannonade ,
cannonry ,
canter ,
cascade ,
check ,
checked ,
chip ,
chipped ,
clap ,
clash ,
cleft ,
coffin ,
come apart ,
come unstuck ,
commotion ,
conceal ,
convulsion ,
cover ,
crack ,
cracked ,
crash ,
crazed ,
creeping barrage ,
crump ,
cut ,
cyclone ,
damaged ,
dash ,
dead run ,
debouchment ,
deflagration ,
deteriorated ,
detonate ,
detonation ,
discharge ,
disintegrate ,
dissiliency ,
dive ,
dogtrot ,
drive ,
drumfire ,
embittered ,
emergency barrage ,
enfilade ,
ensconce ,
entomb ,
eructation ,
eruption ,
exacerbated ,
exfoliate ,
explode ,
explosion ,
fall to pieces ,
feery -
fary ,
ferment ,
fidgetiness ,
fire ,
fissure ,
fit ,
flank speed ,
flap ,
flare ,
flare up ,
flare -
up ,
flash ,
flash fire ,
flat -
out speed ,
flop ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
flutter ,
flutteriness ,
forced draft ,
fracture ,
fragment ,
fulguration ,
full gallop ,
fulminate ,
fulmination ,
fusillade ,
fuss ,
fussiness ,
gale ,
gallop ,
gap ,
give away ,
give way ,
go off ,
gunshot ,
gush ,
gust ,
hand gallop ,
harmed ,
headlong rush ,
heavy right foot ,
hide ,
high lope ,
high words ,
hubbub ,
hullabaloo ,
hurricane ,
hurt ,
impaired ,
imperfect ,
in bits ,
in pieces ,
in shards ,
inhume ,
injured ,
inter ,
inurn ,
irritated ,
irruption ,
jet ,
jog trot ,
knock ,
lacerated ,
lay away ,
lay to rest ,
let off ,
lope ,
lunge ,
maelstrom ,
mangled ,
maximum speed ,
mortar barrage ,
mushroom ,
mutilated ,
normal barrage ,
occult ,
open throttle ,
outbreak ,
outburst ,
paroxysm ,
pash ,
pitch ,
plant ,
plunge ,
pop ,
pother ,
puncture ,
put away ,
race ,
rap ,
rapids ,
rent ,
report ,
restlessness ,
rift ,
rip ,
rive ,
run ,
rupture ,
ruptured ,
rush ,
sally ,
salvo ,
scalded ,
scale ,
scamper ,
scene ,
scorched ,
scramble ,
screen ,
scud ,
scurry ,
scuttle ,
secrete ,
seizure ,
sepulcher ,
sepulture ,
set off ,
shatter ,
shattered ,
shiver ,
shoot ,
shot ,
shower ,
slam ,
slap ,
slash ,
slashed ,
slat ,
slice ,
slit ,
smack ,
smash ,
smashed ,
smatter ,
snap ,
spasm ,
spate ,
spew ,
splat ,
splinter ,
split ,
spray ,
spring a leak ,
sprint ,
sprung ,
spurt ,
standing barrage ,
start ,
stash ,
stew ,
stir ,
storm ,
swap ,
sweat ,
swirl ,
tap ,
tear ,
tempest ,
the worse for ,
thwack ,
to -
do ,
tomb ,
torn ,
tornado ,
torrent ,
touch off ,
trot ,
tumult ,
unquiet ,
upheaval ,
volcan ,
volley ,
vortex ,
weakened ,
whack ,
wham ,
whap ,
whirl ,
whirlwind ,
whomp ,
whop ,
wide -
open speed ,
worse ,
worse off ,
worsened
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BURST Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of BURST is to break open, apart, or into pieces usually from impact or from pressure from within How to use burst in a sentence
BURST | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary BURST definition: 1 to break open or apart suddenly, or to make something do this: 2 to feel a strong emotion, or… Learn more
BURST Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Burst definition: to break, break open, or fly apart with sudden violence See examples of BURST used in a sentence
Burst - definition of burst by The Free Dictionary To give sudden utterance or expression: burst out laughing; burst into tears 1 To cause to burst: burst the balloon See Synonyms at break 2 To exert strong pressure in order to force (something) open 3 To separate (a continuous form or printout) into individual sheets n 1 A sudden outbreak or outburst; an explosion 2
What does burst mean? - Definitions. net to fly apart or in pieces; of break open; to yield to force or pressure, especially to a sudden and violent exertion of force, or to pressure from within; to explode; as, the boiler had burst; the buds will burst in spring
Burst Definition Meaning - YourDictionary To fill or cause to swell to the bursting point To go, come, start, appear, etc suddenly and with force He burst into the room The act of bursting; explosion, as of an artillery shell The result of a bursting; break; rupture A sudden, forceful action; spurt A burst of speed
burst - Wiktionary, the free dictionary burst (third-person singular simple present bursts, present participle bursting, simple past burst or (archaic) brast or (nonstandard) bursted, past participle burst or (rare) bursten or (nonstandard) bursted) (intransitive) To break from internal pressure
BURST definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary To burst into or out of a place means to enter or leave it suddenly with a lot of energy or force