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verb (past and past participle burst) no object
(of a container) break suddenly and violently apart, spilling the contents, typically as a result of an impact or internal pressure:
〈物が〉破裂する (!主に中からの圧力によって破裂するものをいう) ; 〈ダムなどが〉決壊する; 〈花火・爆弾などが〉爆発する(explode); 〖~ C〗 〈戸などが〉さっと[突然]C〈状態〉になる (!Cはopenなどの〖形容詞〗)
e.g. we inflated dozens of balloons and only one burst.
with object cause to burst:
〈人などが〉〈物〉を破裂させる, 爆破する; …を破る, 引き裂く; 〈ダム・堤防など〉を決壊させる
e.g. he burst the balloon
e.g. the swollen river was expected to burst its banks.
be so full as almost to break open:
e.g. the drawers were bursting with clothes.
feel a very strong or irrepressible emotion or impulse:
〈人などが〉 【感情・特性などで】満ちている «with» .
e.g. he was bursting with joy and excitement
e.g. with infinitive : she was bursting to say something.
suddenly begin doing something as an expression of a strong feeling:
e.g. if anyone said anything to upset me, I'd burst out crying
e.g. she burst into a fresh flood of tears.
issue suddenly and uncontrollably, as though from a splitting container:
e.g. the words burst from him in an angry rush
e.g. an aircraft crashed and burst into flames.
be opened suddenly and forcibly:
e.g. a door burst open and a girl raced out.
with adverbial of direction make one's way suddenly and typically violently:
〖~+副詞〗 〈人・水などが〉(すごい勢いで)突進する, 飛び込む, 飛び出る (!〖副詞〗は方向の表現)
e.g. he burst into the room without knocking.
with object separate (continuous stationery) into single sheets.
noun
an instance of breaking or splitting as a result of internal pressure or puncturing; an explosion.
破裂, 爆発; 破れ口
a sudden issuing forth:
〖通例a ~ of A〗 Aの突発, 噴出, 急にAしだすこと (!Aは行動や感情・音などを示す〖名詞〗; a ~ of ... は通例単数扱い)
e.g. her breath was coming in short bursts.
a sudden outbreak, typically short and often violent or noisy:
e.g. a sudden burst of activity
e.g. he heard a burst of gunfire.
a short, sudden, and intense effort:
e.g. he sailed 474 miles in one 24-hour burst.
ORIGIN
Old English berstan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch bersten, barsten.