bursting

UK
/ˈbɜːstɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɝstɪŋ/
burstingadjective
more bursting
Comp.
most bursting
Super.
UK
/ˈbɜːstɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɜrstɪŋ/
Traducciones
débordantSe dit de quelque chose de rempli au point de déborder ou de paraître prêt à éclater.
The basket was bursting with fresh fruits and vegetables from the market.
Le panier était débordant de fruits et de légumes frais du marché.
Traducciones adicionales
sur le point d’éclaterPlus littéral; s’emploie pour insister sur l’idée de tension extrême ou de surcharge.
bouillonnantAu sens figuré, pour exprimer une émotion très intense; plus naturel avec un complément en français.
Definiciones
Full to the point of breaking or overflowing.
The basket was bursting with fresh fruits and vegetables from the market.
Exhibiting a strong emotion or feeling intensely.
She was bursting with excitement as she opened her birthday presents.
burstingnoun
burstings
pl
UK
/ˈbɜːstɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɜrstɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as a common noun (“the bursting of the dam”).
Traducciones
éclatementTerme général pour l’action ou le processus d’éclater.
The bursting of the bubble sent shockwaves through the economy.
L’éclatement de la bulle a provoqué une onde de choc dans l’économie.
Traducciones adicionales
explosionQuand l’idée de rupture est rendue de façon plus violente ou plus spectaculaire.
Definiciones
The act or process of something breaking open or exploding.
The bursting of the bubble sent shockwaves through the economy.
burstverb

bursting

Gerund

burst
Past Simple
burst
Past Participle
bursting
Gerund
UK
/bɜːst/
US
/bɝst/
Traducciones
éclaterSe dit d’un objet qui se rompt brusquement.
The balloon burst when it was pricked with a pin.
Le ballon a éclaté lorsqu’on l’a piqué avec une épingle.
se précipiterPour une entrée ou un mouvement soudain et énergique.
She burst into the room with exciting news.
Elle s’est précipitée dans la pièce avec une nouvelle enthousiasmante.
éclaterDans la locution « éclater de rire » ou « éclater de colère ».
He burst out laughing at the joke.
Il a éclaté de rire à la plaisanterie.
céderSous la pression, la pluie, etc.
The dam burst after days of heavy rain.
Le barrage a cédé après des jours de fortes pluies.
faire éclaterUsage causatif.
She accidentally burst the water balloon over her brother's head.
Elle a accidentellement fait éclater le ballon d’eau sur la tête de son frère.
Definiciones
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.
burstnoun
Definiciones
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.
burstpast participle
Definiciones
Having broken open or ruptured suddenly and violently.
The plumber replaced the burst pipe.
burstadjective
Definiciones
Relating to or characterized by rapid consecutive occurrences or bursts.
Enable the camera's burst mode for fast-action shots.