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burst

UK
/bɜːst/
US
/bɜrst/

Übersetzungen

burstsubstantiv
bursts
pl
UK
/bɜːst/
US
/bɜrst/
The burst of the balloon startled everyone.
Взрыв шара напугал всех.
There was a sudden burst of laughter in the room.
В комнате внезапно раздалась вспышка смеха.
The pipe burst caused a flood in the basement.
Разрыв трубы вызвал наводнение в подвале.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
всплеск
рывок
порыв
Synonyme
explosion
break
rupture
outburst
flare
burstverb
burst
Past Simple
burst
Past Participle
bursting
Gerund
UK
/bɜːst/
US
/bɝst/
The balloon will burst if you blow it up too much.
Шарик лопнет, если его слишком сильно надуть.
The bomb could burst at any moment.
Бомба может взорваться в любой момент.
She burst into tears when she heard the news.
Она разразилась слезами, когда услышала новости.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
прорываться
разрывать
разлетаться
Synonyme
explode
rupture
break
pop
shatter
erupt
split
flood
burstpartizip perfekt
UK
/bɜːst/
US
/bɝst/
Used attributively to modify nouns, meaning 'that has broken open' or 'damaged by bursting'.
burstadjektiv
Used attributively in technical and descriptive contexts (e.g., "burst mode", "burst rate").

Definitionen

burstsubstantiv
A sudden outbreak or increase in activity or emotion.
There was a burst of laughter from the audience.
A sudden, brief spell of energy or activity.
He finished the race with a burst of speed.
An instance of something breaking open or apart suddenly and violently.
The pipe had a burst, causing water to flood the basement.
A series of shots fired from a gun in quick succession.
The soldier fired a burst from his automatic rifle.
A sudden flash or display of light, flame, sound, or other sensation.
A burst of fireworks lit up the night sky.
burstverb
To break open or apart suddenly and violently, especially as a result of an internal pressure.
The balloon burst when it was pricked with a pin.
To move suddenly and forcefully in a specified direction.
She burst into the room with exciting news.
To suddenly begin doing something as an expression of a strong emotion.
He burst out laughing at the joke.
To be full to the point of breaking open.
The dam burst after days of heavy rain.
To cause (something) to break open or apart suddenly and violently.
She accidentally burst the water balloon over her brother's head.
burstpartizip perfekt
Having broken open or ruptured suddenly and violently.
The plumber replaced the burst pipe.
burstadjektiv
Relating to or characterized by rapid consecutive occurrences or bursts.
Enable the camera's burst mode for fast-action shots.
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