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I. burst [Brit bəːst, Am bərst] N

burst (of flame)
burst (of flame)
jet m
burst (of bomb, shell)
burst (of gunfire)
a burst of growth
a burst of weeping
a burst of laughter
a burst of anger
a burst of applause
a burst of colour
to put on a burst of speed MOTOR

II. burst <pret, pp burst> [Brit bəːst, Am bərst] VB trans

burst balloon, bubble, tyre:

burst
to burst a blood vessel MED
a burst pipe

III. burst <pret, pp burst> [Brit bəːst, Am bərst] VB intr

1. burst:

burst balloon, bubble, tyre:
burst abscess:
burst pipe, boiler:
burst dam:
burst bomb, shell, firework:
to be bursting at the seams, to be full to bursting point bag, room, building:

2. burst (emerge suddenly):

burst people:
burst water etc:
they burst onto the rock scene in 1982

burst forth VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] liter

burst forth buds, blossom:
éclore liter
burst forth sun:

I. burst in VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] (burst in)

burst in

I. burst open VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] (burst open)

burst open door:
burst open bag, sack:

II. burst open VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] (burst open [sth], burst [sth] open)

burst open

I. burst into VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] (burst into [sth])

1. burst into room, building, meeting:

burst into

Phrases:

to burst into blossom or bloom
to burst into leaf
to burst into flames
to burst into song
to burst into tears

I. burst through VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -] (burst through [sth])

burst through barricade, road block:

burst through

burst out VB [Brit bəːst -, Am bərst -]

1. burst out (come out):

2. burst out (start):

to burst out crying
to burst out singing

3. burst out (exclaim):

burst out
burst/flat tyre
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éventré (éventrée) fauteuil
burst

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I. burst [bɜ:st, Am bɜ:rst] N

1. burst (hole in pipe):

burst

2. burst (brief period):

a burst of laughter
a burst of activity
a burst of applause
a burst of gunfire
to put on a burst of speed

II. burst <-, - [or -ed, -ed Am]> [bɜ:st, Am bɜ:rst] VB intr

1. burst (explode):

burst
burst bag, balloon
I'm bursting inf after meal
I'm bursting cannot wait

2. burst (be eager):

to be bursting to +infin

3. burst (showing movement):

the door burst open

Phrases:

to be bursting at the seams room, cinema

III. burst <-, - [or -ed, -ed Am]> [bɜ:st, Am bɜ:rst] VB trans

burst

burst in VB intr

burst in
to burst in on sb

burst out VB intr

1. burst out (speak):

burst out

2. burst out (suddenly begin):

to burst sb's bubble
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engleski
to burst in on sb
faire irruption personne
to burst in
burst of laughter
to burst out sobbing
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francuski
francuski

I. burst [bɜrst] N

1. burst (hole in pipe):

burst

2. burst (brief period):

burst of laughter
burst of activity
burst of applause
burst of gunfire
to put on a burst of speed

II. burst <-, -> [bɜrst] VB intr

1. burst (explode):

burst
burst bag, balloon
I'm bursting inf after meal
I'm bursting cannot wait

2. burst (be eager):

to be bursting to +infin

3. burst (showing movement):

the door burst open

Phrases:

to be bursting at the seams room, movie theater

III. burst <-, -> [bɜrst] VB trans

burst

burst out VB intr

1. burst out (speak):

burst out

2. burst out (suddenly begin):

burst in VB intr

burst in
to burst in on sb
to burst into song
to burst sb's bubble
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to burst in on sb
faire irruption personne
to burst in
to burst out sobbing
Present
Iburst
youburst
he/she/itbursts
weburst
youburst
theyburst
Past
Iburst
youburst
he/she/itburst
weburst
youburst
theyburst
Present Perfect
Ihaveburst
youhaveburst
he/she/ithasburst
wehaveburst
youhaveburst
theyhaveburst
Past Perfect
Ihadburst
youhadburst
he/she/ithadburst
wehadburst
youhadburst
theyhadburst