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burst

/ˈbɚst/

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verb

bursts; burst also bursted; bursting

[no obj] :to break open or into pieces in a sudden and violent way

The balloon burst. [=popped]

We could hear bombs bursting [=exploding] in the distance.

Two of the water pipes burst.

[+ obj] :to cause (something) to break open or into pieces

Be careful not to burst [=pop] the balloon.

He burst a blood vessel.

to open suddenly [no obj]

The doors suddenly burst open. [+ obj]

The cops burst the door open.

always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to come or go very quickly and suddenly

He burst into the room.

The sun burst through the clouds.

She burst through the door and yelled Surprise!

They just burst in on us [=they suddenly entered the room we were in] without even knocking on the door.

To burst onto/on/upon the scene is to suddenly become very well known.

They burst onto the music scene in 1995 with a very successful debut album.

when the technology first burst on the scene

[+ obj] of a river, stream, etc. :to flow over the surrounding land because of a flood

The stream burst its banks.

be bursting

to be filled with something

The crate was bursting with fruit.

The dish is bursting with flavors.

The kids are just bursting with energy/excitement.

Her parents were practically bursting with pride.

to want very much to do (something you are not yet able to do)

I'm bursting to tell you the news, but I have to talk to Ken first.

Brit informal :to need to urinate very badly

be bursting at the seams

to be very full or crowded

The nightclub was bursting at the seams.

The garden is bursting at the seams with colorful flowers.

burst into

[phrasal verb]

burst into (something) :to begin to produce or do (something) suddenly

She burst into [=broke into] laughter/tears.

The house burst into flame(s).

The entire cast burst into [=broke into] song.

The audience burst into applause.

The flowers were bursting into bloom.

burst out

[phrasal verb]

burst out (doing something) :to begin (doing something) suddenly

They both burst out [=busted out] laughing.

burst out (something) :to say (something) suddenly

Everyone burst out Surprise! as he walked through the door.

burst someone's bubble

xem bubble

fit to burst

xem fit

noun

plural bursts

[count] a short period of producing or doing something that begins suddenly

She ran hard in short bursts toward the end of the race. - often + of

a (sudden) burst of speed/laughter/energy

Bursts of machine-gun fire could be heard in the distance.

an act of breaking open or into pieces

the burst of a bubble :the result of something breaking open or into pieces

The plumber fixed the burst [=(more commonly) break] in the water pipe.