burst

中英词典：burst

形容词

1. burst (adj.)

爆炸的；爆发的

名词

1. burst (n.)

爆炸；爆发

词语辨析

burst与explode的区别：burst强调突然爆发，常指感情、声音等；而explode强调爆炸、炸裂。

词汇扩充

1. outburst (n.) 爆发，突发
2. bursting (adj.) 充满的，即将爆炸的
3. burst into (phr. v.) 突然开始（做某事）

近义词

erupt, explode, detonate, blow up

反义词

implode, contract, shrink

柯林斯词典

burst (verb)

1. If something bursts or if you burst it, it suddenly breaks open or splits open and the air or other substance inside it comes out.
2. If you burst something that is full of air or if it bursts, it suddenly breaks open and the air comes out.
3. If you burst into a place or burst through a door, you suddenly enter it, usually because you are very surprised or angry.

burst (noun)

1. A burst of something is a sudden short period of it.
2. A burst of activity, noise, or emotion is a short, sudden occurrence of it.

牛津词典

burst (verb)

1. Break open or apart suddenly and violently, especially as a result of an impact, internal pressure, or natural development.
2. (of a container) break suddenly and violently apart, spilling the contents.
3. (burst into) suddenly begin (an activity).

burst (noun)

1. A short period of intense activity or effort.
2. A sudden outbreak of something, typically violence or other undesirable behavior.

例句

1. The balloon burst when it touched the thorn. (气球在触到刺时爆炸了。)
2. The dam burst due to heavy rain. (大坝因暴雨决堤。)
3. The child burst into tears. (孩子突然哭了起来。)
4. She burst into the room and shouted at him. (她冲进房间对他大喊大叫。)
5. They burst out laughing when they heard the joke. (听到这个笑话时，他们都笑了起来。)
6. The sun burst through the clouds. (阳光穿透云层。)
7. There was a sudden burst of applause. (突然响起了一阵掌声。)
8. A burst of anger swept over him. (一阵愤怒涌上他心头。)
9. She experienced a burst of energy after drinking the energy drink. (喝了这种能量饮料后，她感到精力充沛。)
10. The company is experiencing a burst of growth. (该公司正在经历一波增长潮。)
11. After studying for hours, he had a burst of creativity and wrote a beautiful poem. (经过几个小时的学习，他突然产生了创造力，写了一首美丽的诗。)
12. The news of their engagement caused a burst of excitement among their friends. (他们订婚的消息在朋友中引起了一阵兴奋。)
13. The child had a sudden burst of anger and threw his toys across the room. (孩子突然发了一阵脾气，把玩具扔到了房间的另一边。)
14. He had a burst of inspiration and came up with a brilliant idea. (他突然灵感迸发，想出了一个绝妙的主意。)
15. There was a burst of laughter from the audience. (观众中爆发出一阵笑声。)
16. She had a burst of creativity and painted a beautiful picture. (她突然有了创作灵感，画了一幅美丽的画。)
17. The burst of applause after the performance showed their appreciation. (演出结束后的掌声表达了他们的赞赏。)
18. He had a sudden burst of anger and shouted at his coworkers. (他突然发了一阵脾气，对同事大叫大嚷。)
19. The fireworks created a burst of color in the night sky. (烟火在夜空中绽放出一片色彩。)
20. She had a burst of laughter and couldn't stop giggling. (她突然笑了起来，停不下来。)
21. He had a burst of energy and ran the marathon in record time. (他精力充沛，以创纪录的时间完成了马拉松比赛。)