burst
burst 英 [bɜ:st] 美 [bɜrst]
v. 爆发，爆裂；爆涨；猛冲； n. 爆发，爆裂；
进行时:bursting 过去式:burst 过去分词:burst 第三人称单数:bursts 名词复数:bursts
- A burst is a sudden flurry of activity. Bursts of energy are helpful in shoveling heavy snow, but it's better if you work steadily instead of shoveling fast and stopping.
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- v. 爆发，爆裂；爆涨；猛冲；
- n. 爆发，爆裂；
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1. That balloon will burst if you blow it up any more.
你再给气球充气，它就要爆了。
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2. He felt he would burst with anger and shame.
他恼羞成怒，都要气炸了。
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3. a burst pipe
爆裂的管子
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4. Don't burst that balloon!
别把气球弄炸了！
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5. He burst into the room without knocking.
他没敲门就闯进了屋子。
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6. The roads are bursting with cars.
车辆把那些道路挤满了。
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7. The hall was full to bursting.
大厅里挤满了人。
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8. a sudden burst of activity，a sudden burst of energy
一阵突然爆发的活动╱能量
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9. Her breath was coming in short bursts.
她的呼吸急迫短促。
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10. I tend to work in bursts.
我的工作劲头往往是一阵一阵的。
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11. a burst in a water pipe
水管上的裂缝
- burst (n.) 1610s, "act of bursting, a violent rending; a sudden issuing forth," from burst (v.). Meaning "a spurt, an outburst" (of activity, etc.) is from 1862. Jane Austen, Coleridge, Browning use it in a sense of "a sudden opening to sight or view." The earlier noun berst (early Middle English) meant "damage, injury, harm."
- burst (v.) Old English berstan (intransitive) "break suddenly, shatter as a result of pressure from within" (class III strong verb; past tense bærst, past participle borsten), from a West Germanic metathesis of Proto-Germanic *brest- (source also of Old Saxon brestan, Old Frisian bersta, Middle Dutch berstan, Low German barsten, Dutch barsten, Old High German brestan, German bersten "to burst").
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