英语词组burst out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

burst outburst out (doing something)

to suddenly begin making sounds.

Everyone burst out laughing.I collapsed in a heap and burst out crying.

Phr V

burst out

bursts, bursting, burst

burst out sth

to suddenly say something loudly

'Don't go!' he burst out.In the middle of the service my nephew suddenly burst out 'That man's got a dress on.'

if you burst out laughing or crying, you suddenly start to laugh or cry

He took one look at her in her new hat and burst out laughing.He looked as if he was about to burst out crying.

outburst

noun a sudden, strong expression of feeling, especially anger

The outbursts of temper increased as he got older.

burst out

1. To flow out of something suddenly or with great force, as of a liquid. Water is bursting out of this pipe, and I can't get it to stop!

2. To leave a place suddenly or energetically. After our argument, Caitlin burst out of the room in a huff. The kids burst out of school cheering on the last day before summer vacation.

3. To suddenly perform a particular action. My mother was fine this morning, but she burst out crying at the funeral.

4. To pop out of something, often clothes that are too small. I'm sorry, but that top just doesn't fit you—you're practically bursting out of it!

5. To speak loudly and abruptly. I couldn't even finish telling my story before my mom burst out in opposition.

burst out (of something)

Fig. to seem to explode out of something; to become [suddenly] too big for something, such as clothes, a house, etc. She is practically bursting out of her dress. The butterfly burst out of the chrysalis.

burst out

(of some place) to come out of a place very rapidly, like an explosion. Everyone burst out of the burning building. Suddenly, the windows all burst out.

burst out doing something

to begin to do something suddenly, such as cry, laugh, shout, etc. Suddenly, she burst out singing. Ted burst out laughing when he read the joke.

burst out

see under burst into.

burst out

1. To explode outward: The container was under so much pressure that it burst out.

2. To leave some place suddenly and forcefully: The doors from the bar opened and the crowd burst out. After school, the children burst out onto the playground.

3. To say something suddenly and loudly: The defendant burst out at the lawyers from the witness stand.

4. To start doing something suddenly: At the end of my story, everyone burst out laughing. The children burst out in song.

词组	burst out
释义	Idiom burst outburst out (doing something) to suddenly begin making sounds. Everyone burst out laughing.I collapsed in a heap and burst out crying. Phr V burst out bursts, bursting, burst burst out sth to suddenly say something loudly 'Don't go!' he burst out.In the middle of the service my nephew suddenly burst out 'That man's got a dress on.' if you burst out laughing or crying, you suddenly start to laugh or cry He took one look at her in her new hat and burst out laughing.He looked as if he was about to burst out crying. outburst noun a sudden, strong expression of feeling, especially anger The outbursts of temper increased as he got older. phraseburst out1. burst out laughing/crying to suddenly start to laugh or cry: It was such a funny story - even the newsreader burst out laughing. When she saw the dog lying there, she burst out crying because she thought he was dead.2. sb burst out literary to suddenly say something in an angry or excited way, especially when you have been trying to avoid saying anything: "It's all your fault!" she burst out angrily. "For heavens sake!" he burst out. "Will you stop going on about it!"outburst n C when someone suddenly starts speaking about something because they feel very angry, upset etc, especially when this seems rude or shocking to other people: I'd like to apologise for my outburst at the meeting last night. burst out 1. To flow out of something suddenly or with great force, as of a liquid. Water is bursting out of this pipe, and I can't get it to stop! 2. To leave a place suddenly or energetically. After our argument, Caitlin burst out of the room in a huff. The kids burst out of school cheering on the last day before summer vacation. 3. To suddenly perform a particular action. My mother was fine this morning, but she burst out crying at the funeral. 4. To pop out of something, often clothes that are too small. I'm sorry, but that top just doesn't fit you—you're practically bursting out of it! 5. To speak loudly and abruptly. I couldn't even finish telling my story before my mom burst out in opposition. burst out (of something) Fig. to seem to explode out of something; to become [suddenly] too big for something, such as clothes, a house, etc. She is practically bursting out of her dress. The butterfly burst out of the chrysalis. burst out (of some place) to come out of a place very rapidly, like an explosion. Everyone burst out of the burning building. Suddenly, the windows all burst out. burst out doing something to begin to do something suddenly, such as cry, laugh, shout, etc. Suddenly, she burst out singing. Ted burst out laughing when he read the joke. burst out see under burst into. burst out v. 1. To explode outward: The container was under so much pressure that it burst out. 2. To leave some place suddenly and forcefully: The doors from the bar opened and the crowd burst out. After school, the children burst out onto the playground. 3. To say something suddenly and loudly: The defendant burst out at the lawyers from the witness stand. 4. To start doing something suddenly: At the end of my story, everyone burst out laughing. The children burst out in song.
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