burst — to break open or apart suddenly, or to be full of a feeling
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to break open or apart suddenly, or to be full of a feeling
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɜːrst/
Korean meaning: 갑자기 터지다, 폭발하다, (감정이) 넘치다
Korean pronunciation: **버**스트
Example Sentences
- My diet plan burst like a soap bubble when I saw the chocolate cake.
- She burst into the room without knocking.
- The students burst with excitement when they heard about the field trip.
burst
VERB//bɜːrst//
to break open or apart suddenly, or to be full of a feeling
to break open or apart suddenly, or to be full of a feeling
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Origin
From Old English 'berstan' meaning 'to break or split,' with roots in Proto-Germanic. The word has cognates in other Germanic languages and is related to the concept of sudden rupture or breaking apart.
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“My diet plan burst like a soap bubble when I saw the chocolate cake.”
“She burst into the room without knocking.”
“The students burst with excitement when they heard about the field trip.”
“His patience finally burst when his computer crashed for the fifth time.”
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